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Utile v1 / Sarbatori

Deadline in working days

What date a deadline of so many working days from a date falls on — skipping the country's weekends and holidays. The answer also says which holidays were skipped.

GET
https://oneapi.ro/api/utile/v1/sarbatori/adauga-zile-lucratoare

Query parameters

NameTypeDescriptionAccepted values
tararequired string REQUIRED. The country or subdivision code. max 12 car.
de_laoptional string | null The date to count from. Defaults to today (Romanian time). e.g. 2026-12-20e.g. 2026-03-31
zilerequired integer REQUIRED. How many working days, between −2000 and 2000, excluding zero. Negative counts backwards. -2000 – 2000

How it behaves

  • Counting starts from the NEXT day. "5 working days from Monday" gives the following Monday, not Friday — the usual convention for procedural deadlines.
  • Negative values count backwards, which is just as useful: "15 working days before the deadline" is as common a question as its inverse.
  • The holidays that were skipped are in the response, with their names. Without them, a deadline that looks three days too late could not be explained without redoing the arithmetic by hand.
  • Years are loaded as the count passes through them. A long deadline starting in December lands in the following year, and a computation using only the starting year's holidays would miss exactly the days off around the turn of the year.

What it is for

  • Compute the response deadline for a request: "30 working days from registration".
  • Find out by when a document must be sent, counting BACKWARDS from the deadline.
  • Set the promised delivery date, skipping the recipient country's holidays.

Response structure

All fields below live inside data.

FieldTypeDescription
tara string The country the value refers to.
de_la string Start of the interval the response covers.
zile_lucratoare integer How many working days the period has.
scadenta string The resulting date, YYYY-MM-DD.
zi_saptamana integer Day of the week of the deadline, ISO 8601.
sarbatori_sarite[] array The holidays skipped over, with date and name.
sarbatori_sarite[].data string
sarbatori_sarite[].nume string The name, exactly as the source publishes it.
zile_weekend array The weekend days used.
sursa string Where the days come from, stated explicitly.
verificat boolean true only if the source is the letter of the law.

Response examples

GEThttps://oneapi.ro/api/utile/v1/sarbatori/adauga-zile-lucratoare?tara=RO&de_la=2026-12-20&zile=10
{
    "data": {
        "tara": "RO",
        "de_la": "2026-12-20",
        "zile_lucratoare": 10,
        "scadenta": "2027-01-05",
        "zi_saptamana": 2,
        "sarbatori_sarite": [
            {
                "data": "2026-12-25",
                "nume": "Crăciunul"
            }
        ],
        "zile_weekend": [
            6,
            7
        ],
        "sursa": "art. 139 din Codul Muncii (Legea 53/2003), prin modulul Financiar",
        "verificat": true
    }
}

Error codes

CodeSlugWhen it occurs
401neautentificatToken missing, invalid, expired or revoked.
403feature_indisponibilThe current plan does not include the feature the route depends on.
404negasitThe country is not covered.
422validarezile is 0 or outside −2000…2000.
429cota_depasitaThe plan's monthly quota has been exceeded (see Retry-After).

All errors share the same shape. eroare.cod is stable and is the value you should branch on in code — not the text in mesaj, which may change.

{
    "eroare": {
        "cod": "validare",
        "mesaj": "zile is 0 or outside −2000…2000.",
        "detalii": {
            "tara": [
                "The value sent does not satisfy the parameter rule."
            ]
        }
    }
}