NAME

Date::Holidays::ES - Spanish holidays

SYNOPSIS

  use Date::Holidays;

  my $dh = Date::Holidays->new( countrycode => 'es' );

  print "Woohoo" if $dh->is_holiday( 
    year  => $year,
    month => $month,
    day   => $day
  );

  my $h = $dh->holidays( year => $year );
  printf "Jan. 1st is named '%s'\n", $h->{'0101'};

DESCRIPTION

This module provide the Spanish national holidays. You should use it with the Date::Holidays OO wrapper, but you can also use it directly.

The following Spanish holidays have fixed dates:

  1  Jan           Año Nuevo
  1  May           Día del Trabajo
  12 Oct           Día de la Hispanidad
  1  Nov           Día de Todos los Santos
  6  Dec           Día de la Constitución
  8  Dec           Día de la Inmaculada Concepción
  25 Dec           Navidad

The following Spanish holiday hasn't a fixed date:

  Viernes Santo    Friday before Pascua / Easter

METHODS

new

Create a new Date::Holydays::ES object.

is_holiday

  if ( $dh->is_holiday( year => $year, month => $month, day => $day ) ) {
    # it's a holiday
  }

Arguments:

  year  (four digits)
  month (between 1-12)
  day   (between 1-31)

The return value from is_holiday is either the string with the holiday name or an undefined value.

is_es_holiday

A wrapper of the is_holiday method. Not available through Date::Holidays.

holidays

  my $yh = $dh->holidays( year => $year );

  for (keys %$yh) {
    my ($day, $month) = unpack "A2A2", $_;
    print "$day/$month - $yh->{$_}\n";
  }

Arguments:

  year  (four digits)

Returns a hash reference, where the keys are dates represented as four digits, the two first representing the month (01-12) and the last two representing the day (01-31).

The value for a given key is the local name for the holiday.

es_holidays

A wrapper of the holidays function. Not available through Date::Holidays.

holidays_es

  my $dh = Date::Holidays::ES->new;
  my $yho = $dh->holidays_es( year => $year );

  for my $holiday (sort keys %$yho) {
     my $dt    = $yho->{$holiday};
     my $year  = $dt->year;
     my $month = $dt->month;
     my $day   = $dt->day;
     print "$holiday is on $day/$month/$year\n"; 
  }

Arguments:

  year  (four digits)

This method is not available through Date::Holidays' interface.

Returns a hash reference, where the keys are the holidays name and the values are DateTime objects.

SEE ALSO

Date::Holidays, DateTime

AUTHOR

Florian Merges, <fmerges@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright 2007 Florian Merges, All Rights Reserved.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

cpanm Date::Holidays::ES

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Date::Holidays::ES