orasnaTemporal, made productive

Zero-dependency helpers on top of the native JavaScript Temporal API — comparisons, formatting, intervals, spans, working days, clocks, and JSON/HTML/database interop.

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Comparisons read like plain English

is(submitted).after(due) instead of checking the sign of Temporal.PlainDate.compare().

Never guesses a time zone or a type

No hidden defaults. Missing information is a required argument, and leaving it out throws an error that tells you what to pass.

Ranges that touch never overlap

Every interval is half-open, [start, end). No more 23:59:59.999 end times.

Mixed types fail loudly

Comparing a PlainDate with a ZonedDateTime throws instead of converting silently. You choose the conversion.

Nothing changes behind your back

No function mutates its arguments, and every object orasna creates is frozen.

Working days, databases, and HTML inputs

Business calendars with your own holidays, MySQL and PostgreSQL converters, and form input interop.