v1.0.0 update with ES6 modules + more

[0xStarcat]

(moved this PR to #23 to change head repo branches)

v1.0.0

Fixed

• Fixed Moon phaseQuarter bug where integer did not align with expected moon phase start.

Added

• Added phaseQuarterString property to the moon result with a descriptor of the phase ("Full Moon", etc).
• Complete test coverage for all calculated bodies.

Changed

• Refactors much of the codebase into ES6 modules, classes, and OOP patterns where easy to do.
• body.constellation property returns the name of the constellation instead of the index

Breaking Changes

• Added Ephemeris class to access calculations (see README for usage examples)
• Requires month range 0 - 11 on instantiation

[0xStarcat]

Hi! I'm Jade.

I have a fork where I've been working on an ES6 implementation of this package. I just released a 1.0.0 version and I'd like to merge it with library if you'd like.

There are a couple of major changes with how it's implemented (hence the 1.0.0 designation).

Now the ephemeris is constructed from a class like so:

(note - the input months are now 0 - 11 to align with javascript standards)

import Ephemeris from './build/ephemeris-1.0.0.bundle.js'

// January 1, 2000 UTC - cambridge, MA
const ephemeris = new Ephemeris({
  year: 2000, month: 0, day: 1, hours: 0, minutes: 0, latitude: 41.37, longitude: -71.1
})

Full implementation details are in the README of the fork: https://github.com/0xStarcat/Moshier-Ephemeris-JS

I've also made some updates to the results object, such as fixing the way the moon phase is reported, adding a phaseQuarterString property, and changing constellation to return a string name of the constellation instead of an arbitrary index number.

The calculated bodies are completely covered by tests so I was able to catch any deviations that occured from the 0.1.0 version while I did my refactors. I noted the corrections that I preserved in the README and believe my refactors may have fixed a bug or 2.

Refactors were done to implement ES6 modules and object oriented programming patterns in the codebase. Much of the codebase still needs refactoring, but I figured most of the major work is done and this can be done later.

I'd love to hear what you think and I invite you to run the tests yourself and view the new demo in your browser (demo/index.html) in my fork.

Thank you!
Jade

[0xStarcat]

should also address #21 and #16

[0xStarcat]

Closing PR to open #23 which uses a locked 1.0.0 branch from my repo.