DatoQA — Official Public Holidays

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Tools (5)

• catalog

  Inspect this connection’s scope, tools and access policy. With no arguments returns the usual catalog. On the general or economy connection, optionally supply report_countries (1–10 World Bank codes) for a FREE live preview of the optional paid country comparison: population/GDP/inflation by default, or up to six selected historical indicators over ten years, aligned JSON and CSV, definitions and source evidence. Preview reports price, missing cells, availability and the exact HTTP purchase path; it never signs or pays. Existing data tools remain free. Buying requires an authorized x402 HTTP client, not just MCP. Source/schema checks are not independent factual verification.

• list_holiday_regions

  Discover available public-holiday calendars and exact region ids, published years, source kind and freshness. Includes FR/UK/HK government feeds and international OpenHolidays curated entries. Use when country/region/year coverage is unknown; otherwise call get_public_holidays directly. Configured calendars are not proof of available data. International coverage is incomplete.

• get_public_holidays

  Get published public-holiday entries for one calendar and year or exact inclusive local date. Use a known region id directly (fr-metropole, gb-england-and-wales, hk-general, oh-de); consult list_holiday_regions only if scope is unknown. OpenHolidays entries retain multilingual names, subdivisions and half-day scope; set nationwide_only=true to exclude regional entries. Government feeds and third-party curated calendars are explicitly distinguished. Empty results do not establish working days; future dates can change, and aggregator dates are not individually government-confirmed.

• get_record

  Get an unexpired record with provenance and its explicit verification level. Source/schema validation is not independent factual verification.

• get_evidence

  Retrieve the source JSON snapshot and SHA-256 digest for a currently available record. The digest proves snapshot integrity, not factual truth.