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Informations about the package when

When

Date/Calendar recursion library for PHP 7.1+

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Author: Tom Planer

Installation

Current Features

When offers full support for RFC5455 Recurrence Rule features (and some bonus features). Please check the unit tests for information and examples about how to use it.

Here are some basic examples.

InvalidStartDate Exception: The start date must be the first occurrence

According to the specification the starting date should be the first recurring date. This can often be troublesome, especially if you're generating the recurring dates from user input as it will throw an exception. You can disable this functionality easily:

Additional examples:

Performance

When is pretty fast, and shouldn't be able to loop infinitely. This is because the gregorian calendar actually repeats fully every 400 years. Therefore, this is an imposed upper limit to When, it will not generate occurrences more than 400 years into the future, and if it can't find a match in the next 400 years the pattern just doesn't exist.

By default, we do not generate more than 200 occurrences, though this can be configured simply by specifying a higher COUNT or by modifying the $rangeLimit prior to calling generateOccurrences():

The following is a pretty intensive benchmark the final occurrence is in the year 2254. On my machine this generates the results in about 0.28s.

COUNT with an UNTIL, only 5 Friday the 13ths from 2021 to 2025.

Limiting by $rangeLimit:

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