NAME
Time::Keeper::Moon::Day - the moon on one civil day in a zone
VERSION
Version 0.01
SYNOPSIS
my $day = Time::Keeper::Moon->on($date, zone => 'Europe/London');
$day->phase_name; # full, or waning_gibbous
$day->phase; # the full moon's value, or undef
$day->illumination; # at local noon
$day->age; # days, at local noonDESCRIPTION
What "on" in Time::Keeper::Moon gives: the moon on one civil day in the zone, which runs from the midnight the zone had to the next.
METHODS
phase_name
The principal phase that falls in the day (new, first_quarter, full, last_quarter), when one does; else the name of the stretch the day lies in (waxing_crescent, waxing_gibbous, waning_gibbous, waning_crescent). So the day a new moon falls on is new wherever in the day it falls, and the days either side are crescents.
phase
The principal phase's value, in the zone, or undef when none falls in the day.
illumination
age
The fraction of the disk lit, and the days since the last new moon, both at local noon (the first moment after it where the clocks skipped it).
date
The day, as a Time::Keeper::Date.
zone_name
The zone's name.
start
end
noon
The window's edges and its noon, as values.
AUTHOR
LNATION, <email at lnation.org>
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
This software is Copyright (c) 2026 by LNATION.
This is free software, licensed under:
The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)