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Package timestring
Short Description A class to deal with MySQL datetime strings with microseconds
License GPL-3.0-or-later
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thomas-institut/timestring
A TimeString is an immutable object that holds a string with a MySQL datetime value with microseconds,
e.g., '1999-12-31 23:59:50.123456'. No timezone information is stored in the class.
Installation
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Usage
Constructor
TimeString objects can be constructed from strings, float or integer timestamps, or DateTime objects.
Strings given to the constructor can be partial or complete MySQL datetime values or any format accepted by PHP's DateTime class. Empty strings are not allowed.
Floats and integers are understood as Unix timestamps. An additional parameter can be given to specify the timezone:
DateTime objects are also accepted:
Casting and Formatting
A TimeString object can be cast into a string or formatted using PHP's DateTime interface formats (see https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.format.php)
TimeString objects can be transformed into other types:
It is also possible to create a new TimeString object in a different timezone:
TimeString objects can be also created from and converted to compact strings with only numbers:
Factory Methods
The following factory methods are also provided:
Comparison
The class provides comparison functions:
