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@catlabtech/mycal-core

v0.1.1

Published

Core types, schemas, and business logic for the Malaysia Calendar API

Downloads

240

Readme

@catlabtech/mycal-core

Shared types, Zod schemas, and business logic for the Malaysia Calendar API. This is the underlying library used by @catlabtech/mycal-sdk and @catlabtech/mycal-mcp-server.

Most users should install the SDK or MCP server instead. Use @catlabtech/mycal-core directly only if you need the raw types, schemas, or pure business logic (e.g. for server-side implementations or custom runtimes).

What's inside

  • TypeScript typesHoliday, State, SchoolTerm, SchoolHoliday, Exam, CheckDateResult, BusinessDaysResult, LongWeekend, etc.
  • Zod schemas — runtime validation matching the types exactly
  • State resolver — alias → canonical state code (e.g. klkuala-lumpur)
  • Weekend logic — per-state weekend history including Johor's 2014–2024 Fri–Sat switch
  • Business day calculations — state-aware, holiday-aware
  • Cuti ganti generator — replacement holiday logic per state rules
  • iCal generator — RFC 5545 output with auto-refresh hints
  • School calendar logic — term / holiday lookups for Kumpulan A and B

Install

npm install @catlabtech/mycal-core

Node 18+. ESM only.

Example

import {
  resolveStateCode,
  countBusinessDays,
  isWeekend,
  type Holiday,
  type State,
} from "@catlabtech/mycal-core";

// Alias resolution
const { canonical } = resolveStateCode("kl", allStates);  // "kuala-lumpur"

// Type-safe filtering
const federal = holidays.filter((h): h is Holiday => h.type === "federal");

Documentation

License

MIT — © catlab.tech

Issues and contributions: github.com/Junhui20/malaysia-calendar-api