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Short Description HylianShield date business logic abstraction
License Apache-2.0
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Introduction
The business logic abstraction layer for your date sensitive application.
Installation
Usage
The date container is an easy to understand container that can store data alongside full-fledged instances of DateTimeInterface.
It uses instances of DateTimeInterface as keys and user supplied data as corresponding value.
It achieves this by internally using the date storage entity, which stores date objects as keys with a precision determined by a date format.
Creating a date container
One may use the factory to create a new date container. This is the easiest approach with the least required configuration.
Using a custom storage
The date storage is what internally stores the dates and corresponding data into memory.
It needs both a date format and an instance of DateTimeZone to be properly configured.
The supplied date format is used to uniquely identify date objects. To prevent dates from different time zones to pollute our business logic, the storage only accepts date instances that match the given time zone.
Populating the container
The example code below is just that. Example code. Normally, this would probably be populated by iterating over a data source.
We use a reference date, right in the middle of our date period.
And we'll construct a date period with that.
Using that, we populate the container with dummy data.
Now we can check if today is stored in the container:
We can explicitly get data for that date.
Overriding the data remains a possibility.
Iterating the container
The real power of the container lies in the fact that you have full DateTimeInterface instances as the keys of your container.
This outputs something like:
Exporting the container
To easily export the data inside the container, it exposes a method to convert to a PHP array.
This will output something like:
The keys used here will correspond with the format as configured on the date storage.
Detaching dates
When detaching a date, the date and all corresponding data disappears:
Outputs something like:
Setting an illegal date
When mixing dates from different time zones, your business logic gets skewed. To prevent this, the date storage does not allow mixing of time zones.
Will render the following:
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ext-spl Version ^7.0