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Jalaali (also known as Jalali, Persian, Khorshidi, Shamsi) calendar implementation in Elixir.

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Elixir Jalaali calendar

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Elixir implementation of jalaali.js which contains a Calendar implementation for jalaali and some functions for converting Jalaali and Gregorian calendar systems to each other.

Installation

You can install jalaali by Addding it to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [
    {:jalaali, "~> 0.4"}
  ]
end

Usage

After installing jalaali package. you can create Dates/DateTimes in jalaali or convert Dates/DateTimes form other calendars back an forth.

How to use

  • Creating new Date
  Date.new(1396, 6, 30, Jalaali.Calendar)
  {:ok, %Date{calendar: Jalaali.Calendar, day: 30, month: 6, year: 1396}}
  • Converting a DateTime to Jalaali
  datetime_in_any_calendar = DateTime.utc_now(Calendar.ISO)
  {:ok, jalaali_datetime} = DateTime.convert(datetime_in_any_calendar, Jalaali.Calendar)
  • Converting a DateTime from Jalaali
  jalaali_datetime = DateTime.utc_now(Jalaali.Calendar)
  {:ok, iso_datetime} = DateTime.convert(jalaali_datetime, Calendar.ISO)
  • Converting a Date to Jalaali
  date_in_any_calendar = Date.new(2017, 1, 1, Calendar.ISO)
  {:ok, jalaali_date} = Date.convert(date_in_any_calendar, Jalaali.Calendar)
  • Converting a Date from Jalaali
  {:ok, jalaali_date} = Date.new(1396, 6, 30, Jalaali.Calendar)
  {:ok, iso_date} = Date.convert(jalaali_date, Calendar.ISO)

Thats super easy. :)

License

This project is license under MIT.

For more information please check LICENSE