MCP Time Server Node

#!/usr/bin/env node /** * Debug the holiday timezone issue */ const { toDate } = require('date-fns-tz'); const { getHolidaysForYear } = require('../../dist/data/holidays'); console.log('=== Debug Holiday Timezone Issue ===\n'); // What getBusinessDays does const start_date = '2025-01-01'; const timezone = 'America/Los_Angeles'; // Parse business date with timezone const businessDate = toDate(start_date, { timeZone: timezone }); console.log('Business date parsed with LA timezone:'); console.log('- toString():', businessDate.toString()); console.log('- toISOString():', businessDate.toISOString()); console.log('- toDateString():', businessDate.toDateString()); // Get holidays for US const holidays = getHolidaysForYear('US', 2025); const newYears = holidays.find((h) => h.name === "New Year's Day"); if (newYears) { console.log('\nNew Years holiday from data:'); console.log('- toString():', newYears.date.toString()); console.log('- toISOString():', newYears.date.toISOString()); console.log('- toDateString():', newYears.date.toDateString()); console.log('\nComparison:'); console.log('- businessDate >= newYears.date:', businessDate >= newYears.date); console.log('- businessDate <= newYears.date:', businessDate <= newYears.date); console.log( '- toDateString() equal:', businessDate.toDateString() === newYears.date.toDateString(), ); } // Simulate what happens in the loop console.log('\nIn getBusinessDays, holidays are checked like this:'); console.log('if (dateToUse >= startDate && dateToUse <= endDate)'); console.log('Where startDate and endDate are the parsed business dates'); console.log('\n=== Done ===');