v1.0.4

Overview

🔧 Bug Fixes

• useDate: add a fixedWeeks mode to getWeekArray (#797)
• useDragDrop: anchor the drop indicator to the slot and suppress no-op slots (#818)
• useDate: correct the first day of the week on Firefox and make week data consistent across browsers (#796)

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Patch Changes

• #797 5a9a388 Thanks @johnleider! - fix(useDate): add a fixedWeeks mode to getWeekArray

  getWeekArray(date, fixedWeeks?) can now pad the month matrix to a constant 6 rows (42 cells), so calendar grids keep a stable height across months instead of jumping between 4, 5, and 6 rows. Padding continues day-by-day into the next month; months that naturally span 6 rows are unchanged. Default behavior without the flag is identical to before.

• #818 a7334f8 Thanks @johnleider! - fix(useDragDrop): anchor the drop indicator to the slot and suppress no-op slots

  An interior drop slot now always renders against the end edge of the rect above it. Previously the same slot anchored to the rect above or the rect below depending on which side the pointer approached from, so the indicator visibly jumped across the gap mid-drag — dragging a card down a column drew the line at the top of the next card instead of walking edge to edge.

  A drag over its own zone also no longer proposes the two slots flanking the dragged element's current position: dropping in either puts it straight back where it sits, so the indicator stays hidden there — grabbing the first card and nudging the pointer above it no longer draws a line over its own head — and a drop on a suppressed slot resolves position.index to the element's current slot instead of 0.

• #796 4a19d6c Thanks @johnleider! - fix(useDate): correct the first day of the week on Firefox and make week data consistent across browsers

  Calendars rendered a Sunday-start week for every locale on Firefox — de-DE, fr-FR, and en-GB all laid out incorrectly — and could disagree between server and client when Node and browser ICU versions differ. Week start and minimalDays now come from CLDR 48 data on every runtime, so the same locale always produces the same week layout in Chromium, Firefox, Safari, and Node. An explicit -u-fw- keyword on the locale (e.g. en-US-u-fw-mon) is honored everywhere, and minimalDays for bare language tags is now the correct value for the locale's likely region (affects week numbers for e.g. sv and pt).