A Jalaali (Jalali, Persian, Khorshidi, Shamsi) calendar system plugin for moment.js.
Jalali calendar is a solar calendar that was used in Persia, variants of which today are still in use in Iran as well as Afghanistan. Read more on Wikipedia or see Calendar Converter.
This plugin adds Jalaali calendar support to momentjs library.
Calendar conversion is based on the algorithm provided by Kazimierz M. Borkowski and has a very good performance.
Like momentjs
, moment-jalaali
works in browser and in Node.js.
npm install moment-jalaali
var moment = require('moment-jalaali')
moment().format('jYYYY/jM/jD')
You may use the node_modules/build/moment-jalaali.js
file.
<script src="node_modules/moment/min/moment.min.js"></script>
<script src="node_modules/moment-jalaali/build/moment-jalaali.js"></script>
<script>
moment().format('jYYYY/jM/jD')
</script>
This plugin tries to mimic momentjs
api. Basically, when you want to format or parse a string, just add a j
to the format token like 'jYYYY' or 'jM'. For example:
m = moment('1360/5/26', 'jYYYY/jM/jD') // Parse a Jalaali date
m.format('jYYYY/jM/jD [is] YYYY/M/D') // 1360/5/26 is 1981/8/17
m.jYear() // 1360
m.jMonth() // 4
m.jDate() // 26
m.jDayOfYear() // 150
m.jWeek() // 22
m.jWeekYear() // 1360
m.add(1, 'jYear')
m.add(2, 'jMonth')
m.add(3, 'day')
m.format('jYYYY/jM/jD') // 1361/7/29
m.jMonth(11)
m.startOf('jMonth')
m.format('jYYYY/jM/jD') // 1361/12/1
m.jYear(1392)
m.startOf('jYear')
m.format('jYYYY/jM/jD') // 1392/1/1
m.subtract(1, 'jYear')
m.subtract(1, 'jMonth')
m.format('jYYYY/jM/jD') // 1390/12/1
moment('1391/12/30', 'jYYYY/jMM/jDD').isValid() // true (leap year)
moment('1392/12/30', 'jYYYY/jMM/jDD').isValid() // false (common year)
moment.jIsLeapYear(1391) // true
moment.jIsLeapYear(1392) // false
moment.jDaysInMonth(1395, 11) // 30
moment.jDaysInMonth(1394, 11) // 29
moment('1392/6/3 16:40', 'jYYYY/jM/jD HH:mm').format('YYYY-M-D HH:mm:ss') // 2013-8-25 16:40:00
moment('2013-8-25 16:40:00', 'YYYY-M-D HH:mm:ss').endOf('jMonth').format('jYYYY/jM/jD HH:mm:ss') // 1392/6/31 23:59:59
// Complex parse:
moment('1981 5 17', 'YYYY jM D').format('YYYY/MM/DD') // 1981/07/17
To add Persian language, use loadPersian method:
moment.loadPersian([options])
Param | Type | Default | Description | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
usePersianDigits | Boolean | false |
Use persian digits (Use at your own risk) | moment.loadPersian({usePersianDigits: true}) |
dialect * | String | persian |
Available values = persian , persian-modern |
moment.loadPersian({dialect: 'persian-modern'}) |
*use dialect option to change usePersian
dialect, available options are:
- persian: default dialect(امرداد، آدینه، ...)
- persian-modern: modern dialect(مرداد، جمعه، ...)
To use fromNow()
in React Native projects:
import moment from "moment-jalaali";
import fa from "moment/src/locale/fa";
moment.locale("fa", fa);
moment.loadPersian();
A simple and reusable Datepicker component for React (with persian jalali calendar support) Demo. created by @mberneti.
A React module, which provides different jalaali (persian) datepicker types such as, range date and time picker, developed base on moment-jalaali
. react-advance-jalaali-datepicker created by @A-Kasaaian.
ng-persian-datepicker is an angular 8+ date-time picker component for shamsi calendar system with some useful customization settings.
A lightweight angular.js date picker using moment-jalaali
is thg303/ng-jalali-flat-datepicker created by @thg303.
A library based on moment-jalaali
for calculating holidays in Persian calendar is shkarimpour/pholiday created by @shkarimpour.
Another calendar system plugin for momentjs
is moment-hijri created by @xsoh.
vue-persian-datetime-picker is a vuejs
plugin to select jalali date and time, created by @talkhabi.
react-native-general-calendars is a react-native
component with support of gregorian, jalaali and hijri calendar to selectand work with date and time, created by @rghorbani.
imrc-datetime-picker is a react
component with support of gregorian and jalaali calendar in both english and persian (modern) languages to select and work with date and time, created by @smrsan76.
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