danoha/date-range

Working with date ranges made easy.

v1.1.0 2017-06-08 06:43 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6

Requires (Dev)

• ext-xdebug: ^2.5
• nette/tester: ^1.7

MIT

• Daniel Stříbrný

README

Working with date ranges made easy.

Installation

Works best with composer. 👌

composer require danoha/date-range

If you do not use composer or its autoloading, require src/DateRange.php and src/DateRangeCollection.php.

Then use \Danoha\DateRange and \Danoha\DateRangeCollection classes directly in your code.

Usage

Working with date range:

$range = new \Danoha\DateRange($from, $to); // any parameter can be NULL
$range
    ->join($thatRange)
    ->intersect([ $from, $to ]) // methods accepting range also accept array
    ->contains($currentDate);

Work with date range collection:

$coll = new \Danoha\DateRangeCollection([
    [ $from, $to ], // two items per range accepted
    [ 'from' => $from, 'to' => $to, ], // accepted too
    
    [ $from, NULL, ], // NULL means indefinite interval
    [ NULL, NULL, ], // and can be used on both sides
]);

$coll
    ->join($thatCollection)
    ->intersect([ $range1, $range2 ]) // methods accepting collection also accept array
    ->contains($someRange);

To get your ranges back:

$coll->getRanges() === [
    new \Danoha\DateRange($from, $to),
    new \Danoha\DateRange($from, NULL),
];

$coll->unwrap() === [
    [ 'from' => $from, 'to' => $to, ], // every range has this exact format
    [ 'from' => $from, 'to' => NULL, ], // regardless of what was passed to constructor
    ...
];

Every method that accepts collection also accepts array of ranges (which can be arrays, too):

$coll->intersect(
    // another collection
    new \Danoha\DateRangeCollection([ ... ])
);

$coll->intersect([
    // inlined collection (same as constructor)
    [ 'from' => $from, 'to' => $to, ]
]);

Note: definite intervals are handled as inclusive on both sides.

Available range methods

Note: all methods returning range return new instance. That means calling $range->join(...) twice on the same range will create two instances and neither of them will contain both joined ranges.

• getFrom - returns first date in range,
• getTo - returns last date in range,
• unwrap - gets range in array format,
• intersect - finds intersection between current and given range,
• overlaps - tests if current and given range overlap,
• join - finds common range between current and given range,
• isRightAfter - tests if current range is right after given range,
• isRightBefore - tests if current range is right before given range,
• subtract - returns collection of differences between current and given range,
• includes - tests if range includes given date or range,
• includesDate - tests if range includes given date,
• includesRange - tests if range includes given range,
• equals - tests if current range is equal to given range.

Available collection methods

Note: all methods returning collection return new instance. That means calling $coll->add(...) twice on the same collection will create two instances and neither of them will contain both added ranges.

• getRanges - gets ranges in current collection,
• unwrap - gets underlying date ranges in array format,
• add - adds given ranges to collection,
• includes - tests if collection includes given date or range,
• join - adds given ranges to current collection and joins ranges in current collection if possible,
• intersect - calculates all intersections with given ranges,
• subtract - subtracts given ranges from current collection.