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Package timemachine
Short Description Laravel/Lumen application-level time setter for testing
License MIT
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Timemachine
Manipulates application(Laravel/Lumen) server's time arbitrarily for a given minutes.
CAVEATUSE THIS ONLY FOR TEST PURPOSE. DO NOT MAKE THIS AVAILABLE IN PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE SERVICES.
- Provided apis are not protected by authz.
- While setting is alive, it affects all time related functions of the application. e.g.
created_atwritten in the DB tables.
1. Install
Pull the library to your project.
Append service provider in the providers array.
Optionally publish config.
2. How to use
There are three APIs. For conveniences, a Postman collection is provided.
2.1. GET /timemachine
Returns time diff from current server time when target_server_time parameter is given. Or print current server time when nothing is given.
| field | type | required | description |
|---|---|---|---|
target_server_time |
date(Y-m-d H:i:s) |
optional | e.g. 2017-06-01 12:05:00 |
2.2. PUT /timemachine
Manipulates server's time for the given ttl.
| field | type | required | description |
|---|---|---|---|
add_days |
int |
optional(max:365) | Number of days to add to current time |
sub_days |
int |
optional(max:365) | Number of days to subtract from current time |
add_minutes |
int |
optional(max:1440) | Number of minutes to add to current time |
sub_minutes |
int |
optional(max:1440) | Number of minutes to subtract from current time |
ttl |
int |
optional(default:5, max:60) | Number of minutes for settings to live |
2.3. DELETE /timemachine
Removes time setting and restore back to the machine time.
3. Sponsors
This library is a by-product of a company project. Thanks MeshKorea.
Open source version was created using IntelliJ IDE sponsored by JetBrains.
4. Note on HTTP Date response header
In Nginx, Date header can be settable from application side. So the following was possible:
While in Apache, it is not doable. https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/servers/how-can-i-override-http-date-response-header-under-apache24
