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Jalali-js
A TypeScript-native Jalali calendar library
A TypeScript-native Jalali (Persian) calendar toolkit, with first-class React and Vue bindings.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built jalali-js because every time I needed to work with Jalali dates in JavaScript, I'd either find libraries that haven't been touched since 2015 or spend a day rolling my own conversions and praying the leap-year math was right. The core problem: Jalali calendars are genuinely complex (the leap-year rules are wild), validation is hard, and most libs were built before TypeScript or modern frameworks existed. So jalali-js: Validates against Node's own ICU calendar across thousands of years (zero mismatches) Works with React, Vue, or just vanilla JS Returns Gregorian by default (the sane default) – opt into Jalali storage when you actually need it Comes with a working DatePicker, or build your own with headless primitives It's one of those "solves a specific problem very well" libraries – built for anyone shipping to users in Iran or serving Jalali-calendar markets. Love to hear: are you already wrestling with Jalali date handling? What's the pain point?
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“A TypeScript-native Jalali calendar library”
Jalali-js was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #120 on the daily leaderboard. A TypeScript-native Jalali (Persian) calendar toolkit, with first-class React and Vue bindings.
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