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Chronos focuses on providing immutable date/datetime objects. Immutable objects help ensure that datetime objects aren't accidentally modified keeping data more predictable. Chronos was originally compatible with Carbon but has diverged and no longer extends the PHP DateTime and DateTimeImmutable classes. PHP only offers datetime objects as part of the native extensions. Chronos adds a number of conveniences to the traditional DateTime object and introduces a ChronosDate object. ChronosDate...

MoneyPHP is a PHP library for managing and formatting monetary values. It provides a robust framework for handling currency calculations, formatting amounts, and managing different currency types. The library ensures that financial transactions and calculations are handled accurately without floating-point errors, making it ideal for financial applications and e-commerce platforms.

Brick Math is a PHP library that provides arbitrary-precision arithmetic for integers, rational numbers, and decimal numbers. It is designed to overcome the limitations of PHP’s native number handling, especially for applications dealing with large numbers, financial calculations, or scientific computations. Brick Math complies with standards like IEEE 754 and avoids rounding errors inherent to floating-point arithmetic.

Brick\Money is a PHP library designed to provide precise and reliable handling of monetary values using arbitrary-precision arithmetic, ensuring accuracy in financial calculations of any scale. Built on top of the brick/math library, it avoids floating point errors by using exact decimal representations, making it suitable for applications where correctness is critical, such as accounting and financial services. The library supports ISO 4217 currency standards and includes comprehensive...

Spatie Data Transfer Object is a PHP package that offers a strict and type-safe way to transfer data within applications. It ensures data consistency by enforcing declared types and immutability. DTOs are commonly used to encapsulate and validate data structures, especially in service layers and APIs, helping improve code clarity and reducing the risk of bugs from unexpected data shapes.