@doranjs/holidays

Iranian official, religious, and cultural holidays.

getHolidays

import { getHolidays, isHoliday, getHolidaysOn } from '@doranjs/holidays';
import { DoranDate } from '@doranjs/core';

getHolidays(1405);
getHolidays(1405, { includeReligious: false, includeUnofficial: false });

isHoliday(DoranDate.fromJalali(1405, 1, 1)); // true
getHolidaysOn(DoranDate.fromJalali(1405, 1, 1));

A Holiday has { year, month, day, title, titleEn, type, calendar, official, approximate?, description? }.

Custom holidays

import { registerSolarHoliday, registerLunarHoliday, clearCustomHolidays } from '@doranjs/holidays';

registerSolarHoliday({
  month: 2,
  day: 2,
  title: '...',
  titleEn: '...',
  type: 'cultural',
  official: false,
});
registerLunarHoliday({
  hijriMonth: 8,
  hijriDay: 3,
  title: '...',
  titleEn: '...',
  type: 'religious',
  official: false,
});

Accuracy

Solar holidays are exact. Religious (lunar) holidays are resolved in two tiers:

• Seeded years (e.g. 1404, 1405) use authoritative dates from published Iranian calendars — exact, approximate: false.
• Other years fall back to a tabular Hijri calendar (calibrated to the current era) and are flagged approximate: true. Iran announces religious holidays by moon-sighting, so far-out years can differ by ±1 day — even popular calendars sometimes disagree.

Keep any year exact by registering its official dates (no release needed):

import { registerOfficialLunarYear } from '@doranjs/holidays';

registerOfficialLunarYear(1406, [
  { titleEn: 'Eid al-Ghadir', month: 2, day: 25 },
  { titleEn: 'Tasua', month: 3, day: 22 },
  // …
]);

A lunar holiday may appear zero, one, or two times in a single Jalali year.

Hijri conversion

Low-level tabular Hijri ↔ JDN helpers are exported for advanced use:

import { hijriToJdn, jdnToHijri, hijriMonthLength } from '@doranjs/holidays';

hijriMonthLength(1447, 1); // 30 (Muharram)