Do you use a DateTime wrapper?

• calendar

  2 186 3.5 PHP

  📅 PHP Date & Time library that solves common problems in object oriented, immutable way. (by aeon-php)

  

https://github.com/aeon-php/calendar comes with object representation of TimeUnit, more advanced iterators over TimePeriods, time ranges and overlaps detection, leap seconds support, Unix/UTC/TAI/GPS timestamps plus few handy extensions like holidays, business hours, retries, precise sleep, stopwatch, rate limiter. It’s a wrapper on an excellent native DateTime that does not extend it.

• php_toml

  1 1 3.2 PHP

  PHP C-Extension to parse a TOML formatted string, and return its equivalent array structure

Damn, I didn't know that someone bothered to make a wrapper. I did make a simple wrapper to deal with Time values (24 nours as float fraction) I wrote this C-extension to read TOML files, which is only coded for PHP 8.0 and above, and TOML specifies both 12/24 hour values, easily implemented as a DayTime class, and also full calendar date values, for which DateTime is entirely adequate. At https://github.com/betrixed/php_toml

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• Carbon

  18 16,436 9.3 PHP

  A simple PHP API extension for DateTime. (by briannesbitt)

See: https://github.com/briannesbitt/Carbon/issues/1693

• date-time

  8 316 8.0 PHP

  Date and time library for PHP

  

I like https://github.com/brick/date-time

• php-date

  1 6 5.3 PHP
  

We published and use on a regular basis https://github.com/assoconnect/php-date to handle date only (ie without time) properly at my company when time or timezone don't matter.

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