Result showing next day after 7PM

[Sovichetra]

I found one more strange
I run CLI at 5PM Local Time :

khmercal "2023-05-05T17:58:01+07:00"

Day: 1R (16 of 30)
Month: VĬSAKH
Years: 2567 B.E, 1384 J.E, 2023 C.E
Days: 384 days
Zodiac: THOS
Sequence: V បញ្ចស័ក

it's look fine but after 7PM it's showing next day:

khmercal "2023-05-05T19:58:01+07:00"

Day: 2R (17 of 30)
Month: VĬSAKH
Years: 2567 B.E, 1384 J.E, 2023 C.E
Days: 384 days
Zodiac: THOS
Sequence: V បញ្ចស័ក

[Sovichetra]

By looking in the library, I see that the lunar function calculates the lunar date based on the provided date.
The function first checks if the input is a string, if it is, it converts it to a Date object. Afterwards, it subtracts 7 hours from the provided date:

if (typeof date === 'string') {  
  date = new Date(date);  
}  
date = new Date(date - 7 * 60 * 60 * 1000);

khmercal/index.js

Line 96 in 068ecbb

date = new Date(date - 7 * 60 * 60 * 1000);

This means if we input a date string that is after 19:00 (or 7 PM), the date will be shifted back by 7 hours, which can potentially change the date to the previous day. This is likely causing the issue of our dates after 19:00 to show as the next day in the result.

[seanghay]

@Sovichetra Can you make changes and open a pull request?

[Sovichetra]

Id tried but It's seem not only that problem I trying to figure out what the real problem here but I can't find 😢