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YetAnother\CalendarTimer

Provides day, month and year-based calendar schedule calculation. For each type of timer, a reference date along with an interval is used to calculate past and future dates, from any date including now.

For example, to calculate a fortnightly schedule of dates from Wednesday 6th January 2021, you can use the following code:

Alternatively you can use the provided helper methods to create calendar timer. These create instances of the DayTimer, MonthTimer or YearTimer subclasses depending on the helper.

YetAnother\ScheduleFinder

The ScheduleFinder class can be used to find the next or previous date in a configuration for "available" workdays across a calendar year while also specifying holiday dates to exclude.

Use Case Example

A business may only want to ship orders on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays but also prefer to only ship on the 5th, 15th and 25th days of each month. This class helps you discover the next most appropriate shipping date based on a reference date, allowing for an optional "earliest-date".

Example 1a

The ScheduleFinder::closest(date: '2024-07-11', earliestDate: '2024-07-01') method will choose Tuesday 9th July 2024 as the preferred shipping day.

Example 1b

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