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holidays-calendar-brazil

v1.0.2

Published

Library for retrieving the Brazilian Holidays' calendar.

Downloads

138

Readme

HolidaysCalendar-Brazil

This is a library for retrieving the Brazilian Holidays' Calendar.

You can use it as a Node.js module or in browser.

Instalation

If you use NPM, then you can install it with npm install holidays-calendar-brazil. Othewise, you can download the latest release and use it in your browser or in other Javascript-based projects.

Usage

Node.js

var calendar = require("holidays-calendar-brazil");
console.log('The total number of holidays in 2020 is '+calendar.Year(2020).total);

Browser

<script src="../node_modules/holidays-calendar/dist/HolidaysCalendar.js"></script>
<script src="HolidaysCalendar-brazil.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script>
console.log('The total number of holidays in 2020 is '+HolidaysCalendar.Year(2020).total);
</script>

API Reference

Year(year)

Retrieves information about holidays in year.

year: integer, required. Year reference.

return: Mixed. Object with structure: {total: integer, months: array of integer} when there are holidays within that year; False when there are no holidays in the given year.

Example

 var calendar = require("holidays-calendar-brazil");
 var data = calendar.Year(2020);
 \\data equals { months: [ 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12 ], total: 11 }

Month(year, month)

Retrieves information about holidays in a specific month.

year: integer, required. Year reference.

month: integer, required. Month reference (January=1).

return: Mixed. Object with structure: {total: integer, days: array of integer} when there are holidays within that month; False when there are no holidays in the given month.

Example

 var calendar = require("holidays-calendar-brazil");
 var data = calendar.Month(2020, 2);
 \\data equals { days: [ 24, 25 ], total: 2 }

Day(year, month, day)

Retrieves information about a holiday in a specific date.

year: integer, required. Year reference.

month: integer, required. Month reference (January=1).

day: integer, required. Day reference.

return: Mixed. String representing the holiday name if the given date corresponds to a holiday according to the calendar in use; False when the date isn't a holiday.

Example

 var calendar = require("holidays-calendar-brazil");
 var data = calendar.Day(2020, 2, 25);
 \\data equals 'Carnaval'