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Informations about the package clock

Ordinary Clock

A simple PSR-20 Clock implementation for accessing and mocking the current time.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Usage

Clocks

UTCClock

A clock that always returns date objects in UTC.

This should be the primary clock used when managing time.

AlternateTimeZoneClock

A clock that wraps another clock for use in different timezones.

Generally this clock should wrap a UTC clock when timezone specific operations are needed.

FrozenClock

A clock that only returns the specific time given on construct.

Generally used for mocking time.

SystemClock

A clock that can be constructing with a valid timezone.

ClockInterface Methods

ClockInterface::now()

Get a DateTimeImmutable instance representing the current time.

ClockInterface::isBefore($dateTime)

Check to see if the given time is in the future.
Exclusive of given time

ClockInterface::isAfter($dateTime)

Check to see if a given time is in the past.
Exclusive of the given time

ClockInterface::isAtEarliest($dateTime)

Check to see if at the earliest, it is the given time.
Inclusive version of isAfter()

ClockInterface::isAtLatest($dateTime)

Check to see if at the latest, it is the given time.
Inclusive version of isBefore()

ClockInterface::isBetween($startDate, $endDate)

Check to see if the current time falls in between the provided times.
Exclusive of provided times

ClockInterface::isBetweenInclusive($startDate, $endDate)

Check to see if the current time falls in between the provided times.
Inclusive of provided times

ClockInterface::isBetweenInclusiveStart($startDate, $endDate)

Check to see if the current time falls in between the provided times.
Inclusive ONLY of start time
For situations similar to the given range being 1:00, 2:00 but needing to verify the time is anything from 1:00 and 1:59.

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Requires php Version ^8.1
psr/clock Version ^1.0.0
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