Libraries tagged by day calendar

Laravel Livewire calendar component with month/week/day views, drag-and-drop, multi-day events, and accessibility

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Pure PHP implementation of the Arabic (Hijri), French, Gregorian, Jewish, Julian and Persian (Jalali) calendars. Also provides a drop-in replacement for the PHP ext/calendar extension.

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This library allows you to set a calendar of holidays in your Laravel application in a simple way.

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Return the number of the maximum day in the month

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Mayan Calendar converts Gregorian dates to the ancient Mayan calendar system. Returns the Long Count, Tzolkin (260-day sacred calendar), and Haab (365-day civil calendar) dates.

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General Roman Calendar computation — liturgical days, celebrations, ranks, precedence, and liturgical colors for any year. Pre-release placeholder with no usable implementation.

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Julian Day Calculator converts between Gregorian calendar dates and Julian Day Numbers (JDN). Julian Day is a continuous count of days used in astronomy and historical research.

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Create a structure for timely controlled tables (e.g. events) and one plugin for the different output of calendar views (list, detail, month, year, day, week...). The extension is shipped with one default event table, but you can also 'calendarize' your own table/model. It is completely independent and configurable! Use your own models as event items in this calender. Development on https://github.com/lochmueller/calendarize

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The Official Holiday and Event API for PHP

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A silverstripe module for organising stuff to happen at arbitrary times in the future, useful with QueuedJobs

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Laravel package to get national and public holidays with multi-driver support

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A PHP library for working date-time calculations that considers working hours, weekends, and holidays.

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Holidays and Name's day by country

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Liturgy of the Day as an Amazon Alexa skill available for your daily news brief, using the Liturgical Calendar API

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