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@holiday-jp/holiday_jp
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Get holidays in Japan.
$ npm install @holiday-jp/holiday_jp
In HTML
<script src="./your/own/path/holiday_jp.js"></script>
<script>
var holidays = holiday_jp.between(new Date('2010-09-14'), new Date('2010-09-21'));
console.log(holidays[0]['name']); // 敬老の日
</script>
In Node
var holiday_jp = require('@holiday-jp/holiday_jp');
var holidays = holiday_jp.between(new Date('2010-09-14'), new Date('2010-09-21'));
console.log(holidays[0]['name']); // 敬老の日
If you want to use specific years only
var holiday_jp = require('@holiday-jp/holiday_jp/lib/no_autoload_holidays');
var holidays_2010 = require('@holiday-jp/holiday_jp/lib/holidays_every_year/2010');
var holidays_2011 = require('@holiday-jp/holiday_jp/lib/holidays_every_year/2011');
holiday_jp.setHolidays([holidays_2010, holidays_2011]);
var holidays = holiday_jp.between(new Date('2010-09-14'), new Date('2010-09-21'));
console.log(holidays[0]['name']); // 敬老の日
In TypeScript
import * as holiday_jp from '@holiday-jp/holiday_jp';
const holidays = holiday_jp.between(new Date('2010-09-14'), new Date('2010-09-21'));
console.log(holidays[0]['name']); // 敬老の日
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Japanese holidays
The npm package @holiday-jp/holiday_jp receives a total of 11,601 weekly downloads. As such, @holiday-jp/holiday_jp popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @holiday-jp/holiday_jp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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