PHP code example of ajimoti / cache-duration

    
        
<?php
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ajimoti / cache-duration example snippets

$cacheDuration = 25 * 60 * 60; // twenty five hours
Redis::expire($userData, $cacheDuration);

$cacheDuration = Duration::twentyFiveHours(); // returns 25 hours in seconds (25 * 60 * 60)
Redis::expire($userData, $cacheDuration);

// or
$cacheDuration = Duration::hours(25); // returns 25 hours in seconds (25 * 60 * 60)
Redis::expire($userData, $cacheDuration);

$cacheDuration = Duration::at('first day of January 2023'); // returns the time difference between the present time and the first of january 2023 in seconds

Redis::expire($userData, $cacheDuration);

Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

var_dump(Duration::fourtyMinutes()); // returns 2400;
var_dump(Duration::tenHours()); // returns 36000;
var_dump(Duration::fiftyFourDays()); // returns 4665600;

// The formula = camelCaseOfTheNumberInWords + Unit
Duration::thirtySevenDays(); // returns the number of seconds in 37 days

use Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

$cacheDuration = Duration::seconds(30); // returns 30

// or dynamically
$cacheDuration = Duration::thirtySeconds(); // returns 30

use Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

$cacheDuration = Duration::minutes(55); // returns 55 minutes in seconds (55 * 60)

// or dynamically
$cacheDuration = Duration::fiftyFiveMinutes(); // returns 55 minutes in seconds (55 * 60)

use Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

$cacheDuration = Duration::hours(7); // returns 7 hours in seconds (7 * 60 * 60)

// or dynamically
$cacheDuration = Duration::sevenHours(); // returns 7 hours in seconds (7 * 60 * 60)

use Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

$cacheDuration = Duration::days(22); // returns 22 days in seconds (22 * 24 * 60 * 60)

// or dynamically
$cacheDuration = Duration::twentyTwoDays(); // returns 22 days in seconds (22 * 24 * 60 * 60)

use Date;
use Carbon\Carbon;
use Ajimoti\CacheDuration\Duration;

// Carbon instance
$cacheDuration = Duration::at(Carbon::now()->addMonths(3)); // returns time in seconds between the present timestamp and three months time

// Datetime instance
$cacheDuration = Duration::at(new DateTime('2039-09-30')); // returns time in seconds between the present timestamp and the date passed (2039-09-30).

// String
$cacheDuration = Duration::at('first day of January 2023'); // returns time in seconds between the present timestamp and the first of January 2023.