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Informations about the package chronicle

Chronicle

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Chronicle is a Date and Time package that provides fluent expression and functionality to manage the Date and Time in your PHP program.

The Chronicle object has some common useful functions

The Date object represents just the date, no time, so there is no timezone component. You can express your date in fluent/chainable commands, and every value returned is both immutable, and a new object.

Comparing a current month to a prior month can be tricky in some applications. This is because not every month has the same number of days. Both Chronicle and the Date object have a method that can handle comparing date easily.

Clock

produces the following output

Time (object)

Chronicle also comes with a Time class. As this is a time class, there is no notion of a date, so like the Date object, there is no need for a timezone. This is purely to assist in displaying and formatting time and converting between object types.

Time object is immutable.

More examples

Most of the Chronicle methods are dealing with the current date or time. So for the values presented, the examples were executed on `12-05-2023``

Documentation

Installation

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Dependencies

License

Chronicle is licensed under the terms of the MIT License (See LICENSE file for details).

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Requires php Version >=8.1
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