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A python package for calendrical calculations

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Author: Behrouz Safari
License: MIT

cals

A python package for calendrical calculations

Installation

Install the latest version of cals from PyPI:

pip install cals

Requirements are numpy, scipy, pandas and requests.

Examples

Let's read a file:

>>> from cals import Gregorian, gregorian_from_jd
>>> g = Gregorian(2023, 2, 1)
>>> g
Gregorian(2023, 2, 1)
>>> jd = g.to_jd()
>>> jd
2459976.5
>>> date = gregorian_from_jd(2459976.5)
>>> date
Gregorian(2023, 2, 1)
>>> date.add_days(10)
>>> date
Gregorian(2023, 2, 11)
>>> date.to_persian()
Persian(1401, 11, 22)
>>> 
>>> from cals import Persian, persian_from_jd
>>> p = Persian(1401, 11, 22)
>>> p
Persian(1401, 11, 22)
>>> p.to_gregorian()
Gregorian(2023, 2, 11)
>>> p.to_jd()
2459986.5
>>> persian_from_jd(2459986.5)
Persian(1401, 11, 22)
>>> p.add_days(50)
>>> p
Persian(1402, 1, 13)

See more at astrodatascience.net

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