DariDateTime 1.1.0

Dari Date Converter

This .Net and c# utility package provides methods for seamless conversion between Gregorian (Miladi) and Dari (Shamsi) calendars.

Methods

1. ToDari

• Converts a Gregorian date to Dari (Shamsi).
• Supports both default and custom date formats.

2. ToDari with Custom Format

• Extends the conversion functionality by allowing users to specify a custom date format.

3. ToDateTime

• Converts a Dari (Shamsi) date to Gregorian (Miladi).

These methods empower developers to handle date conversions effortlessly within their C# and .Net applications, promoting compatibility with both calendar systems.

Installation

package manager

Install-Package DariDateTime

Usage

Learn how to use DariDateConverter with the following examples:

example 1: Convert with Default Format

var miladiDate = DateTime.Now;
var DariDate = miladiDate.ToDari();
//or
var DariDate = miladiDate.ToDari(DateFormat.YearMonthDay);

This will convert the current Gregorian date to Dari with the default format ("yyyy/MM/dd"). <br> <br> Sample Output:

 1402/09/27

example 2: Convert with month name

  var miladiDate = System.DateTime.Now;
  var DariDate = miladiDate.ToDari(DateFormat.YearMonthNameDay);

This will convert the current Gregorian date to Dari with the Month Name format ("yyyy MMMM dd"). <br> <br> Sample Output:

 "27 قوس 1402"

example 3: Convert with Custom Format

var miladiDate = DateTime.Now;
var dariDate = miladiDate.ToDariDateTime(customFormat);

Convert Date from Shamsi (Dari) to Gregorian

va dariDate = "1402/09/27";
var miladiDate = dariDate.ToDateTime();

This method takes a string containing a Shamsi date as input and converts it to a Gregorian date. The output of this method is a DateTime object capable of representing the resulting Gregorian date. If the Shamsi date is not valid, the method returns null. <br> <br> Sample Output:

2023/12/19

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