Releases: alinnman/celestial-navigation
Release list
January 2026 release
Contains all app development up to v 0.2.44 and subsequent refactoring work.
Ver 0.2.24 (August 2025)
The Celeste app is now a stable beta.
No major changes in the main library (starfix.py) but quite a lot of development of the app (main.py).
Made several clarifications and corrections to documentation.
Added NMEA 0183 support (marine plotters).
Ver 0.2.9 (July 2025 #3)
Included several improvements to the app
- Ability to use less precise DRP:s and input data.
- Fixes of documentation
- Correction of code for message boxes
Ver 0.2.7 (July 2025 #2)
The Celeste app has now reached beta level, and it is ready for extended testing
- Mapping functionality has been improved
- Corrected bugs related to dip handling
- App GUI has improved, and simple "beginners messages" have been added
- App is now tailored towards relevant hardware and OS/API levels.
Ver. 0.2.0 (July 2025)
This release has been focused on developing a working Android app ("Celeste").
The app is approaching beta level and will soon be available to a test team.
The underlying navigation toolkit has been unchanged since the last release.
Ver. 0.1.1 (June 2025)
This release added a simple app which can be used as starting point for further app development (Android or iOS).
Ver. 0.1 (May 2025)
This is a major tag/release featuring the following:
- Mapping now implemented using folium. This provides for high accuracy and much greater flexibility.
- The code for WGS-84 ellipsoids has now been checked for accuracy (and bugs found and corrected).
- The Jupyter notebooks have been improved using proper widgets.
The code is now on alpha level, and I will give release # 0.1 for this tag.
April 2025 Release
This is a major release featuring the following:
- Added support for machine-readable almanacs. This will make the workflow a lot quicker.
- Corrected several bugs. Special thanks go to https://github.com/0dB for help here!
- Made additions and clarifications to existing documentation.
March 2025 Release
This release contains mostly bug fixes and refactoring.
I have also added some tools for measuring the accuracy of celestial navigation.
February 2025 Release
This is a major release with the following features:
- Earth oblateness is now modeled in the WGS-84 ellipsoid.
- Added new functionality for more accurate intersection work. See the README.md file.
- Code is refactored.