briannesbitt/Carbon

This system is a modernized PHP date and time manipulation library that provides a comprehensive API for parsing, formatting, and comparing dates and intervals. It features robust localization support with extensive language and region coverage, alongside a command-line interface for developer tools. The codebase has been refactored into focused traits and specialized exception classes to improve type safety and maintainability, while integrating with modern PHP standards and frameworks like Laravel and Doctrine.

This period focused on modernizing the codebase by upgrading to PHP 8.1+ and removing legacy code and tests. Significant effort was invested in expanding test coverage for date manipulation, intervals, and localization, while introducing new helper classes and static analysis configurations to improve code quality and maintainability.

11 changes

This period focused on expanding the Carbon library's public API by introducing specific exception classes, dedicated traits for date-time logic, and a PSR-20 clock interface integration. The work was heavily supported by comprehensive test suites for new components like CarbonPeriod, CarbonImmutable, and the Laravel locale synchronization feature.

9 changes

This period focused on expanding Carbon's ecosystem with a new command-line interface and enhanced static analysis support. The team introduced the Carbon CLI for installation and execution, while also adding PHPStan extensions to improve macro type safety. Comprehensive test coverage was added for the new CLI components, language/region data, and macro context nesting.

9 changes

This period focused on ensuring compatibility with PHP 8.2 by introducing wrapper classes for deprecated or removed features, such as DatePeriod and Translator. Significant effort was also dedicated to expanding test coverage, including comprehensive unit tests for new enum types, exception classes, and dynamic interval handling.

7 changes

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