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Full Calendar Flutter Library

Welcome to the Full Calendar Library! This library provides a comprehensive set of tools for working with lunar dates, stems, branches, and more, making it easy to integrate traditional calendar features into your Flutter applications.

Features

• Lunar Date Conversion: Easily convert between solar and lunar dates.
• Number of Julian day Conversion: Easily convert solar and lunar dates to number of Julian day.
• Stems and Branches: Retrieve stems and branches for years, months, days, and hours.
• Multilingual Support: Get names and representations in various languages.
• Lucky Day and Hour Detection: Find out if a day or hour is considered lucky based on lunar calendar principles.

Getting Started

To use this library, add the following dependency to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  full_calender: 

Then run:

$ flutter pub get

Import the library in your Dart code:

import 'package:full_calender/full_calender.dart';

Usage

Lunar Date Conversion

// Convert lunar date to solar date
final lunarDate = LunarDateTime(year: 2023, month: 11, day: 10);
final solarDate = FullCalenderExtension.convertLunarDateToSolarDate(lunarDate);
print(solarDate); // Output: 2023-12-28

Stems and Branches

// Get stem and branch for a specific year
final stemBranchOfYear = StemBranch.year(2023);
print(stemBranchOfYear.name(LanguageName.vietNam)); // Output: Kỷ Hợi

Lucky Day and Hour Detection

// Check if a specific day is considered lucky
final luckyDay = FullCalender(date: DateTime(2023, 12, 28)).lunarDate.isLuckyDay;
print(luckyDay); // Output: true

// Get a list of lucky hours for a specific date
final luckyHours = FullCalender(date: DateTime(2023, 11, 20)).lunarDate.listLuckyHours;
print(luckyHours); // Output: [true, true,false,true,false,false,true,false,true,true,false,false]

Stems and Branches

// Get stem and branch for a specific year
final stemBranchOfYear = StemBranch.year(2023);
print(stemBranchOfYear.name(LanguageName.vietNam)); // Output: Kỷ Hợi

For more examples, check out the example directory.

Issues and Feedback Please file issues or provide feedback on our GitHub repository.