Module:Year in other calendars/doc

Ang tuig 2025 sa nagkalain-laing mga kalendaryo

Kalendaryong Gregoryano	2025 '
Ab urbe condita	2778
Kalendaryong Armenia	1474 ԹՎ ՌՆՀԴ
Kalendaryong Asyria	6775
Kalendaryo nga Baayismo	181–182
Bengaling kalendaryo	1432
Kalendaryo nga Berber	2975
British Regnal year	73 Eliz. 2 – 74 Eliz. 2
Buddhist calendar	2569
Burmese calendar	1387
Byzantine calendar	7533–7534
Kalendaryong Intsik	甲辰年 (Wood Dragon) 4721 or 4661     — to — 乙巳年 (Wood Snake) 4722 or 4662
Coptic calendar	1741–1742
Discordian calendar	3191
Ethiopian calendar	2017–2018
Kalendaryong Ebreo	5785–5786
Hindu calendars
- Vikram Samvat	2081–2082
- Shaka Samvat	1946–1947
- Kali Yuga	5125–5126
Holocene calendar	12025
Kalendaryong Igbo	1025–1026
Kalendaryong Irani	1403–1404
Kalendaryong Islam	1446–1447
Kalendaryo sa Hapon	Heisei 37 (平成３７年)
Kalendaryo sa Java	1958–1959
Juche calendar	114
Kalendaryong Huliano	Gregorian minus 13 days
Kalendaryo sa Korean	4358
Minguo calendar	ROC 114 民國114年
Nanakshahi calendar	557
Kalendaryong adlaw sa Taylandya	2568
Unix time	1735689600 – 1767225599

Adding new calendars

The module is set up to allow for easy addition of new calendars. Just scroll down to the "Build the box" section of the module code, and add your calendar as follows:

To display one year:

    local myCalendar = calendar:new()
    myCalendar:setLink( 'My calendar article' ) -- The name of the calendar's Wikipedia article.
    myCalendar:setYear( year + 10 ) -- Lua code linking the Gregorian calendar year to your calendar's year.
    box:addCalendar( myCalendar )

To display a year range:

    local myCalendar = calendar:new()
    myCalendar:setLink( 'My calendar article' ) -- The name of the calendar's Wikipedia article.
    myCalendar:setYearRange( year + 10, year + 11 ) -- Lua code outputting the start year and the end year of the year range.
    box:addCalendar( myCalendar )

More complicated calendars can be passed as a string to calendar:setYear().

Technical details

The module defines three classes which do the work of setting up the sidebar and displaying the data provided by the calendar functions. These are the calendarBox class, which defines the sidebar; the calendar class, which holds the data for one calendar; and the calendarGroup object, which defines a group of calendar objects with a heading.

To load these classes from another module, use the following:

local yearInOtherCalendars = require( 'Module:Year in other calendars' )
local calendarBox = yearInOtherCalendars.calendarBox
local calendarGroup = yearInOtherCalendars.calendarGroup
local calendar = yearInOtherCalendars.calendar

calendarBox class

A calendarBox object is initiated with:

• year - sets the Gregorian year to base calendar calculations on. If not specified, the current year is used.
• footnotes - sets text to be displayed in a footnotes section at the bottom of the sidebar.
• navbar - sets the page name to be used by the navbar.

Calendar box objects have the following properties:

• calendarBox.year - the Gregorian year number. This is negative for BC years; for example, for the year 100 BC the value of calendarBox.year is -99. (BC years are calculated by "1 - n" rather than "0 - n", as there is no year zero.)
• calendarBox.yearText - the Gregorian year text. This is a string value of the format "n" for AD years and "n BC" for BC years.
• calendarBox.caption - the text of the box caption (the bold text that appears directly above the box). The default caption is the value of calendarBox.yearText.
• calendarBox.footnotes - the text of the box footnotes.
• calendarBox.navbar - the page name used by the navbar.

Calendar box objects have the following methods:

• calendarBox:setCaption( caption ) - sets the box caption (the bold text that appears directly above the box). The default caption is the value of calendarBox.yearText.
• calendarBox:addCalendar( obj ) - adds a calendar object or a calendar group object to the calendar box.
• calendarBox:addCalendarGroup( obj ) - an alias for myCalendarBox:addCalendar().
• calendarBox:export() - converts the calendar box object to wikicode. This calls calendar:export() and calendarGroup:export() to export calendar objects and calendar group objects.

calendar class

A calendar object is initiated with:

Calendar objects have the following properties:

• calendar.link - the link name.
• calendar.year - the year value. This is always a string value.

Calendar objects have the following methods:

• calendar:setLink( link, display ) - sets the link name for the calendar object. link is the name of Wikipedia's article about the calendar, and display is an optional display name for the article link.
• calendar:setRawLink( wikitext ) - sets the calendar link as raw wikitext.
• calendar:getLink() - gets the link value.
• calendar:setYear( year ) - sets the year value for the calendar. year can be a number or a string.
• calendar:setYearRange( startYear, endYear ) - sets the year value for the calendar as a year range. Both startYear and endYear must be number values.
• calendar:export() - exports the calendar to wikitext. If no link value was found, this returns nil. If a link was found but no year value was found, the calendar is output with a value of N/A for the year.

calendarGroup class

A calendarGroup object is initiated with:

• heading - the wikitext heading for the calendar group (e.g. [[Hindu calendar]]s).

Calendar group objects have one property:

• calendarGroup.heading - the calendar group heading text.

Calendar group objects have the following methods:

• calendarGroup:addCalendar( obj ) - adds a calendar object to the calendar group.
• calendarGroup:export() - converts a calendar group to wikitext. Calls calendar:export() to export individual calendar objects.

See also

{{Year in other calendars}}