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Informations about the package clock

PHP Clock abstraction

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Get current time in a static and testable way.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Static usage

Why static calls instead of dependency injection?

Static calls are very convenient when defining models:

Testing

You can use the FrozenClockTrait in your test to freeze the clock a the begining of your tests and manipulate time.

You can allso explicitly manipulate the clock

Timezones

Out of the box Clock::now() does not pass the timezone argument to the DateTimeImmutable constructor, so the php default timezone is used.

You can change the default timezone in your php.ini.

Otherwise, call date_default_timezone_set() or call Clock::set() in your application bootstrap code:

Usage with dependency injection

You can get the actual clock instance and registers it in your dependency injection container by calling Clock::get().

For example with Symfony PHP DSL:

Or with Laravel:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

This package is inspired by lcobucci/clock and ramsey/uuid for the static usage.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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