v0.9.0

Features

• allow title attribute to be overridden (72a02ce, #44)

v0.8.3

This is a patch release to update documentation published to NPM.

Docs

• Add recipe to use a custom timezone (a18d4ec)
• Add recipe to use a custom locale (2892599)

v0.8.2

Fixes

• fix exports in package.json to include types; add exports for ./src/*.svelte and ./src/* (#38, 748e53a)

v0.8.1

Fixes

• add exports to package.json to resolve Vite development warnings (#37, 044abc1)

v0.8.0

Breaking Changes

• minimum Svelte version required is 3.55

Features

• update type definitions to support Svelte 4
• upgrade dayjs to v1.11.9

v0.7.2

Fixes

• upgrade dayjs to v1.11.8
• fix Time.svelte types to allow data-* attributes (e.g., data-test-id)

v0.7.1

Fixes

• use default CJS imports from dayjs instead of ESM
• upgrade dayjs to v1.11.3
• fix TypeScript definition for re-exported dayjs function to extend the relativeTime plugin
• fix svelteTime action to update when using a custom live interval
• fix svelteTime action to also set the datetime attribute

v0.7.0

Breaking Changes

• format title attribute using format prop when using relative time (2d9bc08, #16 contributed by @imbolc)

  Previously, the title attribute used the original timestamp, which may not be human-readable. By re-using the format prop, the relative timestamp title will be easier to read while the machine-parseable format is still used by the datetime attribute.

  <time
  - title="2022-05-15T18:03:57.430Z"
  + title="May 15, 2022"
    datetime="2022-05-15T18:03:57.430Z">
    a few seconds ago
  </time>

v0.6.3

Fixes

• revert back to using ESM exports from dayjs (6470749, #14)

v0.6.2

Fixes

• use default CJS imports from dayjs instead of ESM (e9d56e4, #13)

  This fixes a dev/build issue where the ESM package could not be properly loaded. Using the default dayjs exports lets SvelteKit/vite optimize the packages.