Libraries tagged by php ical
eluceo/ical
19013416 Downloads
The eluceo/iCal package offers an abstraction layer for creating iCalendars. You can easily create iCal files by using PHP objects instead of typing your *.ics file by hand. The output will follow RFC 5545 as best as possible.
sabre/vobject
25768219 Downloads
The VObject library for PHP allows you to easily parse and manipulate iCalendar and vCard objects
sabre/dav
16038718 Downloads
WebDAV Framework for PHP
rlanvin/php-rrule
12241966 Downloads
Lightweight and fast recurrence rules for PHP (RFC 5545)
kigkonsult/icalcreator
2882765 Downloads
iCalcreator is the PHP implementation of rfc2445/rfc5545 and rfc updates, management of calendar information
jeromeschneider/baikal
4940 Downloads
Baïkal is a lightweight CalDAV + CardDAV server based on PHP, SQLite or MySQL, and SabreDAV
craigk5n/php-icalendar-core
3988 Downloads
RFC 5545 compliant PHP library for iCalendar parsing and writing
phpfui/icalendar
16461 Downloads
A modern fork of the icalendar.org PHP implementation of rfc5545, management of iCal formatted files
znanylekarz/ical
262434 Downloads
This package offers PHP-classes to create iCal compatible *.ics files.
itsnubix/nowcal
14218 Downloads
A modern PHP library for generating iCalendar v2.0 events
protonlabs/vobject
55041 Downloads
The VObject library for PHP allows you to easily parse and manipulate iCalendar and vCard objects
bvanhoekelen/icalendar-php
6937 Downloads
Create easily a full iCalendar subscription service. Compatible with the best Calendar Apps, Laravel and Composer.
opencal/ical
12883 Downloads
The opencal/iCal package offers an abstraction layer for creating iCalendars. You can easily create iCal files by using PHP objects instead of typing your *.ics file by hand. The output will follow RFC 5545 as best as possible. This package is a fork from eluceo/ical.
endroid/calendar
14884 Downloads
Endroid Calendar
lordsimal/ical
1022 Downloads
The lordsimal/iCal package offers an abstraction layer for creating iCalendars. You can easily create iCal files by using PHP objects instead of typing your *.ics file by hand. The output will follow RFC 5545 as best as possible.