nuxia/business-day-manipulator

Business Day Manipulator

v0.1.0 2015-03-13 11:02 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ~4.0

Suggests

• intl: Required to use localized manipulator

MIT

• Johann Saunier

• manipulator
• Working Day
• Business Day

README

Manipulate easily working days

• Find number of working days for a period.
• Find the ending date by adding the man day quantity to the starting date

Install

• If you're using Composer to manage dependencies, you can use

composer require nuxia/business-day-manipulator

Simple Manipulator

use Nuxia\BusinessDayManipulator\Manipulator;

$holidays = [
    new DatePeriod(new \DateTime('2015-02-02'), new \DateTime('2015-02-06')),
    new \DateTime('2015-02-20')
];

$freeDays = [
    new DatePeriod(new \DateTime('2015-02-24'), new \DateTime('2015-02-27'))
];

$freeWeekDays = [
    Manipulator::SATURDAY,
    Manipulator::SUNDAY
];

$manipulator = new Manipulator($freeDays, $freeWeekDays, $holidays);

• Free week days are repeated every week
• Holidays are repeated every year
• Free days are not repeated

Localized Manipulator

use Nuxia\BusinessDayManipulator\LocalizedManipulator;

$holidays = [
    new DatePeriod(new \DateTime('2015-02-02'), new \DateTime('2015-02-06')),
    new \DateTime('2015-02-20')
];

$freeDays = [
    new DatePeriod(new \DateTime('2015-02-24'), new \DateTime('2015-02-27'))
];

$freeWeekDays = null; //If null, we will automatically set free week days from the locale.

//Guess automatically free week days.
$localizedManipulator = new LocalizedManipulator('Europe/Paris', 'fr', $freeDays, $freeWeekDay, $holidays);

Working Day Date Predicator

$manipulator->setStartDate(new \DateTime('2015-02-01'));
$manipulator->addBusinessDays(15);
$manipulator->getDate()->format('Y-m-d'); //2015-03-06

$manipulator->setStartDate(new \DateTime('2015-03-06'));
$manipulator->subBusinessDays(15);
$manipulator->getDate()->format('Y-m-d'); //2015-02-01

Working Day Quantity Predicator

$manipulator->setStartDate(new \DateTime('2015-02-01'));
$manipulator->setEndDate(new \DateTime('2015-03-02'));

$manipulator->getBusinessDays(); //12
$manipulator->getBusinessDaysDate()); //Array of DateTime instance

Manipulator::isBusinessDay()

$manipulator->isBusinessDay(new \DateTime('2015-02-08')); //false

Manipualtor::getTypeOfDay()

$manipulator->getTypeOfDay(new \DateTime('2015-02-08')); // free_week_day

Running test

Simply run phpunit to execute unit test

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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