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This package can calculate public holidays for a country.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

// returns an array of Belgian holidays
// for the current year
$holidays = Holidays::for('be')->get();

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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require spatie/holidays

Supported countries

We support the countries listed in this directory. If you want to add a country, please create a pull request.

Usage

You can get all holidays for a country by using the get method.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;
use Spatie\Holidays\Countries\Belgium;

// returns an array of Belgian holidays
// for the current year
$holidays = Holidays::for(Belgium::make())->get(); 

Alternatively, you could also pass an ISO 3166-1 code to the for method. In case of region based holidays, these will not be included. Use a country class instead.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

// returns an array of Belgian holidays
// for the current year
$holidays = Holidays::for('be')->get();

Getting holidays for a specific year

You can also pass a specific year.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

$holidays = Holidays::for(country: 'be', year: 2024)->get();

Getting holidays between two dates

You can also get all holidays between two dates (inclusive).

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

$holidays = Holidays::for('be')->getInRange('2023-06-01', '2024-05-31');

Getting holidays in a specific language

$holidays = Holidays::for(country: 'be', locale: 'fr')->get();

If the locale is not supported for a country, an exception will be thrown.

Determining if a date is a holiday

If you need to see if a date is a holiday, you can use the isHoliday method.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

Holidays::for('be')->isHoliday('2024-01-01'); // true

Getting the name of a holiday

If you need the name of the holiday, you can use the getName method.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

Holidays::for('be')->getName('2024-01-01'); // Nieuwjaar

Determining whether a country is supported

To verify whether a country is supported, you can use the has method.

use Spatie\Holidays\Holidays;

Holidays::has('be'); // true
Holidays::has('unknown'); // false

Contributing

This is a community driven package. If you find any errors, please create a pull request with the fix, or at least open an issue.

Adding a new country

1. Create a new class in the Countries directory. It should extend the Country class.
2. Add a test for the new country in the tests directory.
3. Run the tests so a snapshot gets created.
4. Verify the result in the newly created snapshot is correct.
5. If the country has multiple languages, add a file in the lang/ directory.

In case your country has specific rules for calculating holidays, for example region specific holidays, you can pass this to the constructor of your country class.

$holidays = Holidays::for(Germany::make('DE-BW'))->get();

The value, DE-BW, will be passed to the region parameter of the constructor of a country.

class Germany extends Country
{
    protected function __construct(
        protected ?string $region = null,
    ) {
    }

    protected function allHolidays(int $year): array
    {
        // Here you can use $this->region (or other variables) to calculate holidays
    }

Please see CONTRIBUTING for more details.

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• Niels Vanpachtenbeke
• Freek Van der Herten
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.