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Daynum

Immutable, zero-runtime-dependency, multi-calendar PHP library.

Daynum is a clean, single-package replacement for the 3–4 libraries PHP developers currently glue together to get Gregorian + Jalali (Shamsi) + Hijri support. It targets PHP 8.1+, requires no ext-intl at runtime, pulls no transitive dependencies, and is differentially tested against ICU on ~220,000 dates per calendar per CI build.

v1 ships Gregorian, Jalali, and Hijri (Saudi Umm al-Qura + tabular civil), with English, Persian, and Arabic locales.

What Daynum is (and isn't)

Daynum IS: multi-calendar date conversion + formatting, immutable arithmetic, locale-aware formatting with PHP date() tokens, a zero-dependency ICU-tested replacement for morilog/jalali.

Daynum is NOT: a timezone library (use toDateTimeImmutable() for DST math), a relative-date parser ("next Monday"), a Carbon replacement (Carbon covers Gregorian + timezones; Daynum covers multi-calendar + correctness), or a framework bridge.

Naming caveat: Instant is civil, not UTC. Unlike java.time.Instant, Daynum's Instant is a calendar-neutral civil datetime: (JDN, time-of-day, timezone label). Two instants with the same JDN and time but different tzLabels represent different physical moments. See docs/en/concepts.md.

Feature Daynum Carbon morilog/jalali ext-intl
Jalali Birashk 33-year No Birashk (same) Borkowski
Hijri UAQ Bundled table No No Runtime ICU
Hijri Civil Yes No No Yes
Runtime deps Zero symfony/* nesbot/carbon ext-intl
Immutable Yes Optional No N/A
Testing ICU differential Unit tests Unit tests IS the oracle

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Documentation

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Calendars

Reference

Migration & attribution

Contributing

Bug reports, docs fixes, new locales, and new calendar systems are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for testing, fixture regeneration, and the "how to add a new calendar" checklist.

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License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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