Festival Countdown

sb123 · **Author**

How to display what holiday is today on festivals day,And add various holiday blessings in ini
At present, this plugin can only count down the next festivals and will not display what festivals it is today on the day of the festivals
Also, this plugin cannot count down to January 1st of the new year. Can someone fix this issue

bigdaddy424 · 11-25-2023 , 21:12 Re: Festival Countdown

If you know how to work with json you can do something like this
loop until you skip all previous months and see if theres and holidays this month we're in. if not loop again and find the closes holiday

Code:

{
  "1": {
    "1": "New Year's Day"
  },

  "7": {
    "4": "Independence Day"
  },

  "12": {
    "24": "Christmas Eve",
    "25": "Christmas Day",
    "31": "New Year's Eve"
  }
}

**Bugsy** · 11-26-2023 , 00:23 Re: Festival Countdown

Can you be specific in what exactly you want?

"Christmas is 3 days away"

and then on Christmas

"Today is Christmas"

?

bigdaddy424 · 11-26-2023 , 00:30 Re: Festival Countdown

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <json>



new next_holiday[32]



new JSON:object

new JSON:month



new this_year[6], this_month[4], this_day[4]



public plugin_cfg()

{

    object = json_parse("holidays.json", .is_file=true)



    if (!json_is_object(object))

        set_fail_state("Invalid JSON Object")



    get_time("%Y", this_year, charsmax(this_year))

    get_time("%m", this_month, charsmax(this_month))

    get_time("%d", this_day, charsmax(this_day))



    new int_this_month = str_to_num(this_month)

    for (new i = int_this_month; i <= 12; i++)

    {

        month = json_object_get_value(object, fmt("%d", i))

        if (json_is_object(month))

        {

            for (new j = 1; j <= 31; j++)

            {

                if (i > int_this_month || j > str_to_num(this_day))

                {

                    json_object_get_string(month, fmt("%d", j), next_holiday, charsmax(next_holiday))

                    if (next_holiday[0])

                    {

                        server_print("%d days until %s", makejd(str_to_num(this_year), i, j) - makejd(str_to_num(this_year), int_this_month, str_to_num(this_day)), next_holiday)

                        break

                    }

                }

            }



            json_object_clear(month)

        }

    }



    if (next_holiday[0] == EOS)

        server_print("No holiday found")

}



// https://stackoverflow.com/a/73846054



#define BASEYEAR 1601      /* *not* arbitrary; see explanation in text */



public makejd(year, month, day)

{

    new jdnum = 0;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) * 365;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 4;

    jdnum -= (year - BASEYEAR) / 100;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 400;

    jdnum += monthcount(month - 1, year);

    jdnum += day;

    return jdnum;

}



                     /* Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec */

new monthlengths[] = {0, 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31};



/* return total days from January up to the end of the given month */

public monthcount(month, year)

{

    new r = 0;

    for(new i = 1; i <= month; i++)

    r += monthlengths[i];

    if(isleap(year) && month >= 2)

        r++;

    return r;

}



public isleap(year)

{

    return year % 4 == 0 && (year % 100 != 0 || year % 400 == 0);

}

bigdaddy424 · 11-26-2023 , 01:06 Re: Festival Countdown

heres a shorter way using dot_not

PHP Code:


			
new int_this_month = str_to_num(this_month)

for (new i = int_this_month; i <= 12; i++)

{

    for (new j = 1; j <= 31; j++)

    {

        if (i > int_this_month || j > str_to_num(this_day))

        {

            json_object_get_string(object, fmt("%d.%d", i, j), next_holiday, charsmax(next_holiday), .dot_not=true)

            if (next_holiday[0])

            {

                server_print("%d days until %s", makejd(str_to_num(this_year), i, j) - makejd(str_to_num(this_year), int_this_month, str_to_num(this_day)), next_holiday)

                break

            }

        }

    }

}

sb123 · 11-26-2023 , 10:24 Re: Festival Countdown

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bugsy

Can you be specific in what exactly you want?

"Christmas is 3 days away"

and then on Christmas

"Today is Christmas"

?

Yes, that's it.Can you fix it in the code I uploaded
Also, this plugin cannot count down to January 1st of the new year

sb123 · 11-26-2023 , 10:30 Re: Festival Countdown

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigdaddy424

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <json>



new next_holiday[32]



new JSON:object

new JSON:month



new this_year[6], this_month[4], this_day[4]



public plugin_cfg()

{

    object = json_parse("holidays.json", .is_file=true)



    if (!json_is_object(object))

        set_fail_state("Invalid JSON Object")



    get_time("%Y", this_year, charsmax(this_year))

    get_time("%m", this_month, charsmax(this_month))

    get_time("%d", this_day, charsmax(this_day))



    new int_this_month = str_to_num(this_month)

    for (new i = int_this_month; i <= 12; i++)

    {

        month = json_object_get_value(object, fmt("%d", i))

        if (json_is_object(month))

        {

            for (new j = 1; j <= 31; j++)

            {

                if (i > int_this_month || j > str_to_num(this_day))

                {

                    json_object_get_string(month, fmt("%d", j), next_holiday, charsmax(next_holiday))

                    if (next_holiday[0])

                    {

                        server_print("%d days until %s", makejd(str_to_num(this_year), i, j) - makejd(str_to_num(this_year), int_this_month, str_to_num(this_day)), next_holiday)

                        break

                    }

                }

            }



            json_object_clear(month)

        }

    }



    if (next_holiday[0] == EOS)

        server_print("No holiday found")

}



// https://stackoverflow.com/a/73846054



#define BASEYEAR 1601      /* *not* arbitrary; see explanation in text */



public makejd(year, month, day)

{

    new jdnum = 0;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) * 365;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 4;

    jdnum -= (year - BASEYEAR) / 100;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 400;

    jdnum += monthcount(month - 1, year);

    jdnum += day;

    return jdnum;

}



                     /* Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec */

new monthlengths[] = {0, 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31};



/* return total days from January up to the end of the given month */

public monthcount(month, year)

{

    new r = 0;

    for(new i = 1; i <= month; i++)

    r += monthlengths[i];

    if(isleap(year) && month >= 2)

        r++;

    return r;

}



public isleap(year)

{

    return year % 4 == 0 && (year % 100 != 0 || year % 400 == 0);

}

Thank you very much for your help. I am using version 1.8.2 without using JSON. I still hope to add some judgment in the original code

bigdaddy424 · 11-26-2023 , 15:22 Re: Festival Countdown

I guess this will work on 1.8.2
Only thing holding it back was fmt() which only works on the newer version but quickly replaced it with formatex()

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <json>



new next_holiday[32]



new JSON:object



new this_year[6], this_month[4], this_day[4], days_until[64]

new hud_day[64], hud_hour[64]



public plugin_cfg()

{

    refreshHolidays()



    set_task(60.0, "refreshHolidays", .flags="b")

    set_task(1.0, "refreshHud", .flags="b")

}



public refreshHolidays()

{

    object = json_parse("holidays.json", .is_file=true) // cstrike/holidays.json



    if (!json_is_object(object))

        server_print("Invalid JSON Object")



    get_time("%Y", this_year, charsmax(this_year))

    get_time("%m", this_month, charsmax(this_month))

    get_time("%d", this_day, charsmax(this_day))



    new temp[8], int_this_month = str_to_num(this_month)

    for (new i = int_this_month; i <= 12; i++)

    {

        for (new j = 1; j <= 31; j++)

        {

            if (i > int_this_month || j > str_to_num(this_day))

            {

                formatex(temp, charsmax(temp), "%d.%d", i, j)

                json_object_get_string(object, temp, next_holiday, charsmax(next_holiday), .dot_not=true)

                if (next_holiday[0])

                {

                    formatex(days_until, charsmax(days_until), "^n%d days until %s", makejd(str_to_num(this_year), i, j) - makejd(str_to_num(this_year), int_this_month, str_to_num(this_day)), next_holiday)

                    break

                }

            }

        }

    }

    json_free(object)



    if (next_holiday[0] == EOS)

        days_until[0] = EOS

}



public refreshHud()

{

    // https://www.tutorialspoint.com/c_standard_library/c_function_strftime.htm

    get_time("%A of %B %m", hud_day, charsmax(hud_day))

    get_time("%I:%M %p", hud_hour, charsmax(hud_hour))



    new hour, time_of_day[16]

    time(hour)



    switch (hour)

    {

        case 0 .. 11: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Morning")

        case 12 .. 17: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Afternoon")

        case 18 .. 23: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Evening")

    }



    switch (hour)

    {

        case 0: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Midnight")

        case 6: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Dawn")

        case 12: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Noon")

        case 17: copy(time_of_day, charsmax(time_of_day), "Dusk")

    }



    set_hudmessage(255, 255, 255, 0.1, 0.1, .holdtime=1.0)

    show_hudmessage(0, "%s^n%s of %s%s", hud_day, time_of_day, hud_hour, days_until)

}



// https://stackoverflow.com/a/73846054



#define BASEYEAR 1601      /* *not* arbitrary; see explanation in text */



public makejd(year, month, day)

{

    new jdnum = 0;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) * 365;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 4;

    jdnum -= (year - BASEYEAR) / 100;

    jdnum += (year - BASEYEAR) / 400;

    jdnum += monthcount(month - 1, year);

    jdnum += day;

    return jdnum;

}



                     /* Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec */

new monthlengths[] = {0, 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31};



/* return total days from January up to the end of the given month */

public monthcount(month, year)

{

    new r = 0;

    for(new i = 1; i <= month; i++)

    r += monthlengths[i];

    if(isleap(year) && month >= 2)

        r++;

    return r;

}



public isleap(year)

{

    return year % 4 == 0 && (year % 100 != 0 || year % 400 == 0);

}

**Bugsy** · 11-26-2023 , 15:23 Re: Festival Countdown

Hardly tested. Just keep the holiday array in date order.

PHP Code:


			

#include <amxmodx>

new const Version[] = "0.1";

enum _:HolidayParts
{
    hpMonth,
    hpDay,
    hpHoliday[ 32 ]
}
new const Holidays[][ HolidayParts ] = 
{
    { 1 , 1 , "New Years Day" },
    { 5 , 5 , "Cinco de mayo" },
    { 7 , 4 , "Independance Day" },
    { 12 , 24 , "Christmas Eve" },
    { 12 , 25 , "Christmas Day" },
    { 12 , 31, "New Years Eve" }
};
    
const DaySeconds = 86400;

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin( "Next Holiday" , Version , "bugsy" );

    set_task( 1.0 , "GetNextHoliday" , .flags="b" );
}

public GetNextHoliday()
{
    new szMonth[ 3 ] , iMonth , szDay[ 3 ] , iDay , szYear[ 5 ] , iHolidayIndex = -1;
        
    format_time( szMonth , charsmax( szMonth ) , "%m" );
    format_time( szDay , charsmax( szDay ) , "%d" );
    format_time( szYear , charsmax( szYear ) , "%Y" );
    
    iMonth = str_to_num( szMonth );
    iDay = str_to_num( szDay );
    
    if ( ( iMonth >= Holidays[ sizeof( Holidays ) - 1 ][ hpMonth ] ) && ( iDay > Holidays[ sizeof( Holidays ) - 1 ][ hpDay ] ) )
    {
        iHolidayIndex = 0;
    }
    else
    {
        for ( new i = 0 ; i < sizeof( Holidays ) ; i++ )
        {
            if ( iMonth <= Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] )
            {
                if ( iMonth == Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] )
                {
                    while ( ( i < sizeof( Holidays ) ) && ( iDay > Holidays[ i ][ hpDay ] ) )
                        i++;
                }
                
                if ( ( iMonth == Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] ) && ( iDay == Holidays[ i ][ hpDay ] ) )
                {
                    set_hudmessage( 255 , 255 , 255 , 0.25 , 0.25 , 0 , 0.0 , 1.0 );
                    show_hudmessage( 0 ,  "* Today is  %s/%s/%s - Happy %s!" , szMonth , szDay , szYear ,  Holidays[ i ][ hpHoliday ] );
                    iHolidayIndex = 9999;
                }
                else
                {
                    iHolidayIndex = i;
                }
                
                break;
            }
        }
    }
    
    if ( iHolidayIndex != 9999 )
    {
        GetDaysAway( iHolidayIndex );
    }
}

GetDaysAway( iHolidayIndex )
{
    new szMonth[ 3 ]  , szDay[ 3 ]  , szYear[ 5 ] , iYear;
    new szTodayDate[ 11 ] , szHolidayDate[ 11 ];
    new iTodayTS , iHolidayTS;
    
    format_time( szMonth , charsmax( szMonth ) , "%m" );
    format_time( szDay , charsmax( szDay ) , "%d" );
    format_time( szYear , charsmax( szYear ) , "%Y" );
    iYear = str_to_num( szYear );
    
    if ( str_to_num( szMonth ) >  Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpMonth ] )
        iYear++;
        
    formatex( szTodayDate , charsmax( szTodayDate ) , "%s/%s/%s" , szMonth , szDay , szYear );
    formatex( szHolidayDate , charsmax( szHolidayDate ) , "%d/%d/%d" , Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpMonth ] , Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpDay ] , iYear );
    
    iTodayTS = parse_time( szTodayDate , "%m/%d/%Y" );
    iHolidayTS = parse_time( szHolidayDate , "%m/%d/%Y" );
    
    set_hudmessage( 255 ,255 , 255 , 0.25 , 0.25 , 0 , 0.0 , 1.0 );
    show_hudmessage( 0 ,  "* Today is  %s/%s/%s - %s is %d days away" , szMonth , szDay , szYear ,  Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpHoliday ] , ((iHolidayTS-iTodayTS) / DaySeconds) , ((iHolidayTS-iTodayTS) / DaySeconds) > 1 ? "s" : ""  );
}

sb123 · 11-27-2023 , 03:06 Re: Festival Countdown

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bugsy

Hardly tested. Just keep the holiday array in date order.

PHP Code:


			


#include <amxmodx>



new const Version[] = "0.1";



enum _:HolidayParts

{

    hpMonth,

    hpDay,

    hpHoliday[ 32 ]

}

new const Holidays[][ HolidayParts ] = 

{

    { 1 , 1 , "New Years Day" },

    { 5 , 5 , "Cinco de mayo" },

    { 7 , 4 , "Independance Day" },

    { 12 , 24 , "Christmas Eve" },

    { 12 , 25 , "Christmas Day" },

    { 12 , 31, "New Years Eve" }

};

    

const DaySeconds = 86400;



public plugin_init() 

{

    register_plugin( "Next Holiday" , Version , "bugsy" );



    set_task( 1.0 , "GetNextHoliday" , .flags="b" );

}



public GetNextHoliday()

{

    new szMonth[ 3 ] , iMonth , szDay[ 3 ] , iDay , szYear[ 5 ] , iHolidayIndex = -1;

        

    format_time( szMonth , charsmax( szMonth ) , "%m" );

    format_time( szDay , charsmax( szDay ) , "%d" );

    format_time( szYear , charsmax( szYear ) , "%Y" );

    

    iMonth = str_to_num( szMonth );

    iDay = str_to_num( szDay );

    

    if ( ( iMonth >= Holidays[ sizeof( Holidays ) - 1 ][ hpMonth ] ) && ( iDay > Holidays[ sizeof( Holidays ) - 1 ][ hpDay ] ) )

    {

        iHolidayIndex = 0;

    }

    else

    {

        for ( new i = 0 ; i < sizeof( Holidays ) ; i++ )

        {

            if ( iMonth <= Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] )

            {

                if ( iMonth == Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] )

                {

                    while ( ( i < sizeof( Holidays ) ) && ( iDay > Holidays[ i ][ hpDay ] ) )

                        i++;

                }

                

                if ( ( iMonth == Holidays[ i ][ hpMonth ] ) && ( iDay == Holidays[ i ][ hpDay ] ) )

                {

                    set_hudmessage( 255 , 255 , 255 , 0.25 , 0.25 , 0 , 0.0 , 1.0 );

                    show_hudmessage( 0 ,  "* Today is  %s/%s/%s - Happy %s!" , szMonth , szDay , szYear ,  Holidays[ i ][ hpHoliday ] );

                    iHolidayIndex = 9999;

                }

                else

                {

                    iHolidayIndex = i;

                }

                

                break;

            }

        }

    }

    

    if ( iHolidayIndex != 9999 )

    {

        GetDaysAway( iHolidayIndex );

    }

}



GetDaysAway( iHolidayIndex )

{

    new szMonth[ 3 ]  , szDay[ 3 ]  , szYear[ 5 ] , iYear;

    new szTodayDate[ 11 ] , szHolidayDate[ 11 ];

    new iTodayTS , iHolidayTS;

    

    format_time( szMonth , charsmax( szMonth ) , "%m" );

    format_time( szDay , charsmax( szDay ) , "%d" );

    format_time( szYear , charsmax( szYear ) , "%Y" );

    iYear = str_to_num( szYear );

    

    if ( str_to_num( szMonth ) >  Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpMonth ] )

        iYear++;

        

    formatex( szTodayDate , charsmax( szTodayDate ) , "%s/%s/%s" , szMonth , szDay , szYear );

    formatex( szHolidayDate , charsmax( szHolidayDate ) , "%d/%d/%d" , Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpMonth ] , Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpDay ] , iYear );

    

    iTodayTS = parse_time( szTodayDate , "%m/%d/%Y" );

    iHolidayTS = parse_time( szHolidayDate , "%m/%d/%Y" );

    

    set_hudmessage( 255 ,255 , 255 , 0.25 , 0.25 , 0 , 0.0 , 1.0 );

    show_hudmessage( 0 ,  "* Today is  %s/%s/%s - %s is %d days away" , szMonth , szDay , szYear ,  Holidays[ iHolidayIndex ][ hpHoliday ] , ((iHolidayTS-iTodayTS) / DaySeconds) , ((iHolidayTS-iTodayTS) / DaySeconds) > 1 ? "s" : ""  );

}

I tested the code and everything is normal. Can you read the holiday time and name from the ini configuration
Can you add today's day of the week and what time and minutes it is and time period

Time period
24-5 Dawn
6-7 Morning
8-11 Ante meridiem
12 Noon
13-17 Afternoon
18 Dusk
19-22 Evening
23 Midnight

Countdown to festivals
Today is 2023 Year 11 Month 26 Day Sunday^nAfternoon 14

0^nDistance Christmas days away

On the day of the festival
Today is 2023 Year 12 Month 25 Day Monday^nMorning 7:00^nToday is Happy Christmas