cal-lunisolar is a GNU Emacs package for the Traditional East Asian lunisolar calendar. Emacs version of localization for China, Korea, Vietnam, and Japan and countries in the East Asian cultural sphere.
The package is still under-develepment.
(add-to-list 'load-path
"path/to/the/directory/of/cal-lunisolar")then simply require the package
(require 'cal-lunisolar)show lunar date
(setq cal-lunisolar-display-lunar t) ;; show lunar date in the buffer.or show celestial-terrestrial date
(setq cal-lunisolar-display-lunar nil) ;; show celestial-terrestrial date in the buffer.For aligning CJK and ASCII font, chinese-fonts-setup may be helpful.
If you have installed chinese-fonts-setup, and configured correctly.
(setq cal-lunisolar-force-align nil) ;; defaultIf you have not installed chinese-fonts-setup, you can set
cal-lunisolar-force-aligntotwhich will try to align the date entries. Currently I have assumed there are only 2 CJK characters in each date entry.
(setq cal-lunisolar-force-align t)cal-lunisolar is subject to the same copyright assignment policy as Emacs itself, org-mode, CEDET and other packages in GNU ELPA. Any legally significant contributions can only be accepted after the author has completed their paperwork. Please see the request form if you want to proceed.
The copyright assignment isn't a big deal, it just says that the copyright for your submitted changes to Emacs belongs to the FSF. This assignment works for all projects related to Emacs. To obtain it, you need to send one email, then send one letter (if you live in the US, it's digital), and wait for some time (in my case, I had to wait for one month).
Use your own judgment for the commit messages, I recommend a verbose style using magit-commit-add-log.