v1.6.0

format() learns the time of day.

npm install jalali-date@1.6.0

Time identifiers

Identifier	Output
H / HH	hour, 24-hour clock (9 / 09)
h / hh	hour, 12-hour clock, 12 at noon and midnight
m / mm	minute
s / ss	second
Z	UTC offset, +03:30

new JDate(new Date(2017, 10, 17, 14, 5)).format('YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm Z') //=> 1396/08/26 14:05 +03:30

These only format: they read the local time off the underlying Date and do no time arithmetic. An instance built from a Jalali date formats as midnight. persianNumerical applies to the new identifiers as well as the date ones.

Behaviour change

H, h, m, s and Z are now identifiers, so literal text containing them needs square brackets. format('yyyy mm') used to pass through unchanged and now prints minutes for mm; write format('yyyy [mm]') to keep the old output.

Bug fixes

• The instance toGregorian() now keeps the existing time of day, so setFullYear(), setMonth() and setDate() no longer reset the time to midnight.

Development

108 tests pass, lint is clean, and test:types, test:bundles and test:exports pass against a fresh build.

lib/jdate.min.js is 7,351 bytes, up from 6,756.

Full changelog: 1.5.0...1.6.0