Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.2.0] - 2026-04-16

PlanetaryTime.time property — current time of sol as formatted string HH:MM:SS
PlanetaryTime.date property — current date as formatted string Year X, Sol Y

Moon dataclass representing a natural satellite with rotation_hours, orbital_hours, hours_per_sol, sols_per_year, is_tidally_locked, discovery_date, contact_date
14 moons across 5 planets: Phobos, Deimos (Mars); Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto (Jupiter); Titan, Enceladus (Saturn); Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel, Titania, Oberon (Uranus); Triton (Neptune)
Body.__getitem__ — access moons by index, e.g. Body.MARS[0] returns Phobos
Tidally locked moons have sols_per_year == 1 (one sol = one orbit around parent planet)
Body.display_name property for consistent name access across Body and Moon
get_epoch_date extended to handle Moon (reads discovery_date / contact_date directly from the dataclass)
PlanetaryTime.from_earth and all internals accept Body | Moon
Titan has contact epoch (Huygens probe, 2005-01-14)
py.typed marker — package is now PEP 561 compliant
Full pytest test suite for Moon and PlanetaryTime with moons

PlanetaryTime.body return type widened to Body | Moon
__str__ and __repr__ use display_name instead of .value to support both planets and moons
pyproject.toml — added description, license, keywords, classifiers
README.md — rewritten with full usage examples, body tables, and logging docs
LICENSE — MIT license file added
poetry.lock added to .gitignore (library — consumers pin their own dependencies)

Body enum with all 7 classic Solar System planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune)
Body.rotation_hours — sidereal rotation period in Earth hours
Body.orbital_hours — orbital period around the Sun in Earth hours
Body.hours_per_sol — rotation period rounded to nearest Earth hour
Body.sols_per_year — number of sols in one planetary year
EpochType enum with two modes: DISCOVERY and CONTACT
Discovery dates for all 7 bodies (first telescopic observation or transit)
Contact dates for Mercury (MESSENGER 2011), Venus (Venera 7 1970), Mars (Viking 1 1976); remaining bodies have no contact yet
PlanetaryTime class representing a moment in time on a specific planetary body
PlanetaryTime.from_earth(earth_dt, body, epoch_type) factory method
Properties: year, sol, hour, minute, second, body, epoch_type
__str__ output format: Year {y}, Sol {s}, HH:MM:SS ({Body} / {epoch} epoch)
__repr__ for debugging
Exception hierarchy: PlanetaryTimeError (base), EpochUnavailableError, DatetimePrecedesEpochError
Naive datetimes are treated as UTC
Loguru-based debug/info logging
Full pytest test suite for Body and PlanetaryTime