kashumaku/Ethiopian-calendar
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# Ethiopian Calendar
A lightweight TypeScript/JavaScript utility for converting between the **Gregorian calendar** and the **Ethiopian calendar**, with support for Ethiopian date formatting in English and Amharic.
## Repository
The source code, documentation, and issue tracker are available on GitHub.
GitHub Repository
## Features
* Gregorian → Ethiopian date conversion
* Ethiopian → Gregorian date conversion
* Get today's Ethiopian date
* Ethiopian leap-year detection
* Ethiopian date validation
* Ethiopian date formatting
* English month names
* Amharic month names
* English and Amharic weekday names
* Zero runtime dependencies
* TypeScript support
* Works with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, React Native, and Expo
## Installation
### npm
```bash
npm install @kashumaku/ethio-calendar
```
### Yarn
```bash
yarn add @kashumaku/ethio-calendar
```
## Usage
### Gregorian to Ethiopian
```ts
import { gregorianToEthiopian } from "@kashumaku/ethio-calendar"
const date = new Date(2026, 7, 12)
const ethiopianDate = gregorianToEthiopian(date)
console.log(ethiopianDate)
```
Result:
```ts
{
year: 2018,
month: 12,
day: 5
}
```
The returned object has the following structure:
```ts
interface EthiopianDate {
year: number
month: number
day: number
}
```
---
## Ethiopian to Gregorian
```ts
import { ethiopianToGregorian } from "@kashumaku/ethio-calendar"
const date = ethiopianToGregorian(
2018,
12,
5,
)
console.log(date)
```
The result is a native JavaScript `Date` object.
---
## Get Today's Ethiopian Date
```ts
import { todayEthiopian } from "@kashumaku/ethio-calendar"
const today = todayEthiopian()
console.log(today)
```
Example:
```ts
{
year: 2018,
month: 12,
day: 5
}
```
---
# Formatting
The `formatEthiopian()` function can convert a JavaScript `Date` or an `EthiopianDate` into a formatted Ethiopian date.
```ts
import { formatEthiopian } from "@kashumaku/ethio-calendar"
const date = new Date()
console.log(
formatEthiopian(date)
)
```
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