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pjdate

The persian jalali calendar date tool for GNU command line. still needs some improvement and bug fix...

Display persian date in jalali calendar command line tool.
Usage: pjdate [OPTION]... [+FORMAT]
  -f   --format           Formats output with the given pattern.
  -j   --to-jalali        Converts given gregorian date to persian jalali date.
                          The format must be like this: 'YYYY-MM-DD'
  -g   --to-gregorian     Converts given persian jalali date to gregorian date.
                          The format must be like this: 'YYYY-MM-DD'
  -c   --compare          Will compare two different persian jalali date.
                          this option returns the bigger date.
                          The format must be like this: 'YYYY-MM-DD:YYYY-MM-DD'
  -r   --reference        Display the last modification time of FILE in jalali date.
       --help             Display this usage information and exit.
       --version          Output version information and exit.
       
FORMAT controls the output. Interpreted sequences are:
  '%a'   locale's abbreviated weekday name.
  '%A'   locale's full weekday name.
  '%B'   locale's full month name.
  '%d'   day of month (e.g., 14).
  '%D'   day of month with leading zero (e.g., 05).
  '%m'   month (1..12).
  '%M'   month with leading zero (01..12).
  '%y'   Two digit year with leading zero.
  '%Y'   Four digit year.
  '%j'   day of year (001..366).
  '%u'   day of week (1..7).
  '%U'   week number of year.

configure and make

$ ./configure && make

optional install

$ sudo ./make install

usage

To get current persian jalali date issue the following:

$ ./pjdate

To convert persian jalali date to gregorian date issue the following:

$ ./pjdate -g '1395-09-20'

To convert gregorian date to persian jalali date issue the following:

$ ./pjdate -j '2016-12-20'

To compare two different persian jalali date issue the following:

[NOTE: The below command will return the bigger date]

$ ./pjdate -c '1395-09-10:1396-08-06'

To change the format of the output issue the following:

$ ./pjdate -f 'Y-m-d'

To get last modification date in persian jalali calendar issue the following:

$ ./pjdate -r '~/PATH/TO/FILE'