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@mu-utils/persian-date

v1.0.9

Published

A Persian date to convert from gregorian and behave like a date in Javascript project.

Downloads

8

Readme

PersianDate

A JavaScript library for working with Persian (Jalali) dates, extending the native JavaScript Date object.

Table of Contents

Installation

npm install @mu-utils/persian-date

Usage

import PersianDate from "@mu-utils/persian-date";

const persianDate = new PersianDate();
console.log(persianDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD"));
console.log(persianDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss"));

Features

  • Supports both Persian (Jalali) and Gregorian calendars
  • Extends the native JavaScript Date object
  • Flexible date formatting
  • Date manipulation (add, subtract)
  • Date comparison and difference calculation
  • Leap year detection

API

Constructor

The PersianDate constructor supports multiple overloads:

new PersianDate();
new PersianDate(options);
new PersianDate(value, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, date, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, date, hours, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, date, hours, minutes, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, date, hours, minutes, seconds, options);
new PersianDate(year, month, date, hours, minutes, seconds, ms, options);

Methods

setTimeZone(timeZone: TimeZone): void

Sets the time zone for the PersianDate instance.

setCalendar(calendar: Calendar): void

Sets the calendar used by the PersianDate instance.

format(template: DateFormatTemplate): string

Formats the current PersianDate instance using the provided date format template.

diff(value: DateValue, unit?: DateUint): number

Calculates the difference between the current PersianDate instance and the provided date value.

add(value: number, unit: DateUint): PersianDate

Adds the specified time unit and value to the current PersianDate instance.

subtract(value: number, unit: DateUint): PersianDate

Subtracts the specified time unit and value from the current PersianDate instance.

getFullYear(): number

Gets the full year of the current PersianDate instance.

getDate(): number

Gets the day of the month for the current PersianDate instance.

getMonth(): number

Gets the month for the current PersianDate instance.

isLeapYear(): boolean

Determines if the current year is a leap year based on the selected calendar.

Algorithm

The conversion from Gregorian to Persian (Jalali) dates is based on an algorithm that involves the following steps:

  1. Ephemeris Base Calculation: The base year is adjusted depending on whether the year is negative or positive.

    const epbase = year - (year >= 0 ? 474 : 473);
  2. Ephemeris Year Calculation: This determines the ephemeris year based on the adjusted base.

    const epyear = 474 + mod(epbase, 2820);
  3. Day of Year Calculation: The day of the year is computed by considering whether the month is within the first seven months or the latter five.

    const dayOfYear =
      day + (month <= 7 ? (month - 1) * 31 : (month - 1) * 30 + 6);
  4. Total Days Calculation: The total number of days is calculated based on the ephemeris year, accounting for leap years.

    const yearDays = (epyear - 1) * 365;
    const leapYears = Math.floor(epbase / 2820) * 1029983;
    const leapYearDays = Math.floor((epyear * 682 - 110) / 2816);
  5. Leap Year Adjustment: The algorithm checks if the current year is a leap year and makes necessary adjustments based on the month.

    const isLeap = isPersianLeapYear(year);
    const extraDay = isLeap && month > 6 ? 1 : 0;

This algorithm ensures accurate conversion between the two calendar systems, handling the complexities of leap years and month lengths.

Examples

1. Create a Persian Date Instance

Create an instance of PersianDate using the current date:

import PersianDate from "@mu-utils/persian-date";

const currentDate = new PersianDate();
console.log(currentDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD")); // e.g., "1403/07/01"

2. Create a Persian Date with Specific Date

Create a Persian date using a specific year, month, and day:

const specificDate = new PersianDate(1402, 12, 25);
console.log(specificDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD")); // e.g., "1402/12/25"

3. Format a Date

Format a Persian date instance using a custom template:

const formattedDate = currentDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss");
console.log(formattedDate); // e.g., "1403/07/01 12:34:56"

4. Add Days to a Date

Add days to the current date:

const futureDate = currentDate.add("days", 10);
console.log(futureDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD")); // e.g., "1403/07/11"

5. Subtract Months from a Date

Subtract months from a specific date:

const pastDate = specificDate.subtract("months", 3);
console.log(pastDate.format("YYYY/MM/DD")); // e.g., "1402/09/25"

6. Calculate the Difference Between Dates

Calculate the difference in days between two dates:

const anotherDate = new PersianDate(1403, 07, 01);
const daysDifference = anotherDate.diff(specificDate, "days");
console.log(`Difference in days: ${daysDifference}`); // e.g., "Difference in days: 90"

7. Check for Leap Year

Check if the current year is a leap year:

const isLeap = currentDate.isLeapYear();
console.log(`Is the current year a leap year? ${isLeap}`); // e.g., "Is the current year a leap year? true"

License

MIT License