NepaliDate.maximum()

The maximum static method returns a native JavaScript Date object representing the latest Gregorian date supported by the library calendar engine. This corresponds to the final day of Chaitra in year 2100 BS and serves as an upper bound for date validation and calendar limits.

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import { NepaliDate } from "nepali-date-library";

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static maximum(): Date;

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This method does not take any parameters.

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• Type: Date
• Returns a standard JavaScript Date instance representing the absolute upper limit of the calendar mapping dataset.

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Checking Upper Calendar LimitCopy Anchor Link

import { NepaliDate } from "nepali-date-library";

const maxDate = NepaliDate.maximum();
console.log(maxDate.toISOString());

// Converting maximum back to NepaliDate
const nepaliMax = new NepaliDate(maxDate);
console.log(nepaliMax.format("YYYY-MM-DD")); // "2100-12-30" (or 31)

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• NepaliDate.minimum(): Earliest date supported.
• NEPALI_DATE_MAP: Calendar map dataset.