dagimg-dot/EthCal

A Gnome Extension for Ethiopian Calendar EthCal GNOME Extension ✨ **EthCal GNOME Extension** ✨ - Customizable Ethiopian Calendar at your top bar - 📅 Complete implementation of the Ethiopian calendar including holidays (public, religious, cultural) and fasting periods - 🌐 Customizable calendar display language (Amharic/English) - ⚙️ Optional Geez numerals support - 🎨 Powerful token-based formatting system (`dday, mnam dd, year hh:mm`) for the top bar display with a help dialog and token reference including real-time formatting preview in the top bar - 🪧 Month and Year picker for easy date selection ## Installation ### 🚀 One-Line Installation **Download and install the latest release automatically:** ```bash curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com | bash ``` **Or clone and install:** ```bash git clone github.com && cd EthCal && ./scripts/install.sh ``` **Options:** ```bash ./scripts/install.sh --help # Show help ./scripts/install.sh --local # Use local build instead of downloading ./scripts/install.sh --force # Force reinstall ``` **Installation Modes:** - **Default**: Downloads latest release from GitHub (requires internet) - **--local**: Uses locally built extension (run `./scripts/build.sh` first) - **--force**: Reinstalls even if already installed > **Note:** The script downloads the extension to `/tmp` and installs it. If you have no internet or prefer to use your local changes, use the `--local` option after running `./scripts/build.sh` first. ### Manual 1. Download the `.shell-extension.zip` from the latest release 2. Install using: `gnome-extensions install --force ` 3. Restart GNOME Shell or log out/in 4. Enable the extension in GNOME Extensions app 5. Restart your vicinae server if it's running ## Development ### Overview This extension uses a modern TypeScript-based development workflow with Bun and automated build scripts. The recommended setup involves: - **Host machine* …