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Informations about the package server-time-clock

Server Time Clock

Latest Stable Version Total Downloads License PHPUnit

PSR-20 clock implementation that returns the current server time based on its local timezone or online providers.

Installation

Install via Composer:

Usage

Configuration Options

Key Type Description
client string Preferred time provider (WorldTimeApi, IpGeoLocation, etc.)
credentials array API keys for time providers (optional)
enable_cache bool Enable APCu-based caching (default: false)
cache_ttl int Cache duration in seconds
useMock bool Enable/Disable Mock for tests (default: false)

Providers

🌐 WorldTimeApi – no key required

🌐 IpGeoLocation – requires free API key from ipgeolocation.io

🌐 TimeApiIo – no key required

Laravel Integration

You can integrate this package into Laravel with minimal setup.

Configuration (Optional)

To publish the config file:

This will create config/server-clock.php:

Usage in Laravel

Yii2 Integration

Configuration

You may use the ServerClock class directly or configure it as a Yii2 component:

Usage

Then use it:

Note: Yii2 support is optional and requires yiisoft/yii2 to be installed in your project.

Optional Dependencies

This package is framework-agnostic. Laravel and Yii2 integrations are provided for convenience.

Framework Package Required?
Laravel laravel/framework Optional
Yii2 yiisoft/yii2 Optional

APCu Cache Requirements

If you enable caching (enable_cache => true), make sure the APCu extension is installed and enabled in your PHP configuration. This typically means:

You can verify if APCu is available by running:

Testing

Run PHPUnit tests:

License

MIT License

Made with ❤️ by Oleksandr Nosov

All versions of server-time-clock with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.1
psr/clock Version ^1.0
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