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omnicolor/calendar
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Package for handling a calendar with notes and events

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Calendar
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This package allows storing arbitrary data attached to a date. In my particular use case, I wanted to be able to store information about what's going on in a role playing game, to allow rendering a rich history of the game so far.

Usage
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[](#usage)

This example uses stdClass to represent arbitrary data, but could be a PHP class. Storing it in the database could either be done through converting the object to a JSON representation or serializing it, whichever works best for your particular use case.

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