Releases
v3.0
all calendar data moved from a MySQL database to JSON files, that can be tracked in the repository
the Calendar data for the Universal Calendar, as contained in the JSON files, is now translatable to other languages through a Weblate project
the frontend and any implementations of the API have been moved to their own separate repositories,
only the API code remains in this repository
the PHP source code for the API has been pretty much completely rewritten, using classes and enum type classes
all translatable strings in the PHP source code have been ported to gettext
, and are now managed in a Weblate project
parameters diocesanpreset
and nationalpreset
have been renamed to diocesancalendar
and nationalcalendar
API now supports POST requests that send JSON in the body instead of Form Data
Data type can be set through the Accept
header rather than the returntype
parameter
Language can be set through the Accept-Language
header rather than the locale
parameter
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