melastore/ethiotime

Ethiopian calendar and productivity tools: date conversion, age calculation, holidays, Amharic typing, notes and a focus timer. # EthioTime **ethiotime.com** A set of Ethiopian calendar and productivity tools that run in the browser. Everything works against both the Ethiopian and Gregorian calendars, and the parts that hold your data — notes, planned events — keep it in the browser rather than on a server. ## Tools | Tool | What it does | | --- | --- | | Date Converter | Convert dates between the Ethiopian and Gregorian calendars | | Age Calculator | Work out an exact age in either calendar | | Ethiopian Calendar | Month view with weekdays and holidays marked | | Amharic Keyboard | Type fidel by transliteration (`selam` gives ሰላም) | | Note Taking | Markdown notes with LaTeX and code, exported to Word or PDF | | Focus Timer | Timed study rounds tied to a note, with totals, streaks and a study heatmap | | Event Planner | Plan events in either calendar, with reminders and recurring rules | | Holiday Guide | Ethiopian public holidays, their dates and background | The interface is available in English and Amharic, and the app is installable as a PWA with an offline fallback. It follows the system light/dark setting unless you pick one, and the choice is remembered on the device. ## Command palette `Ctrl K` (`⌘K` on a Mac), or `/` anywhere outside a text field, opens a palette that answers rather than just navigates: | You type | You get | | --- | --- | | `1/1/2017` | Both readings of the date, Ethiopian and Gregorian, ranked by the likelier one | | `meskerem 1 2018` | The Gregorian date and weekday; Enter opens it in the converter | | `11 sep 2025`, `today`, `ነገ` | The same, from the other direction | | `selam` | ሰላም, ready to copy | | `fasika` | The day the feast next falls on, in both calendars | | `dark`, `language` | The theme and language controls | The rules behind it live in `src/lib/command-answers.ts` and are unit tested. ## Running it Requires Node 24 or newer: the tests are TypeScript run directly by `node --test`. ```bash npm install npm run dev ``` That serves the app o …