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declare(strict_types = 1); |
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namespace Speicher210\BusinessHours; |
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use Speicher210\BusinessHours\Day\Day; |
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use Speicher210\BusinessHours\Day\DayBuilder; |
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use Speicher210\BusinessHours\Day\DayInterface; |
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use Speicher210\BusinessHours\Day\Time\TimeBuilder; |
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use Speicher210\BusinessHours\Day\Time\TimeInterval; |
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/** |
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* Build a BusinessHours concrete implementation. |
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*/ |
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final class BusinessHoursBuilder |
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{ |
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/** |
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* Build a BusinessHours from an array. |
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* @param array $data The business hours data. |
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* @return BusinessHours |
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*/ |
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public static function fromAssociativeArray(array $data): BusinessHours |
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if (!isset($data['days'], $data['timezone']) || !\is_array($data['days'])) { |
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throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Array is not valid.'); |
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$days = []; |
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foreach ($data['days'] as $day) { |
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$days[] = DayBuilder::fromAssociativeArray($day); |
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return new BusinessHours($days, new \DateTimeZone($data['timezone'])); |
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} |
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* Create a new BusinessHours with a different timezone from an existing BusinessHours. |
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* @param BusinessHours $businessHours The original business hours. |
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* @param \DateTimeZone $newTimezone The new timezone. |
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* @return BusinessHours |
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*/ |
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public static function shiftToTimezone(BusinessHours $businessHours, \DateTimeZone $newTimezone): BusinessHours |
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$now = new \DateTime('now'); |
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$oldTimezone = $businessHours->getTimezone(); |
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$offset = $newTimezone->getOffset($now) - $oldTimezone->getOffset($now); |
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return clone $businessHours; |
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$tmpDays = \array_fill_keys(Day::getDaysOfWeek(), []); |
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foreach ($businessHours->getDays() as $day) { |
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foreach ($day->getOpeningHoursIntervals() as $interval) { |
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$start = $interval->getStart()->toSeconds() + $offset; |
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$end = $interval->getEnd()->toSeconds() + $offset; |
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if ($start < 86400 && $end > 0) { |
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$startForCurrentDay = \max($start, 0); |
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$endForCurrentDay = \min($end, 86400); |
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$dayOfWeek = $day->getDayOfWeek(); |
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$interval = new TimeInterval( |
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TimeBuilder::fromSeconds($startForCurrentDay), |
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TimeBuilder::fromSeconds($endForCurrentDay) |
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$tmpDays[$dayOfWeek][] = $interval; |
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$startForPreviousDay = 86400 + $start; |
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$endForPreviousDay = \min(86400, 86400 + $end); |
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$dayOfWeek = self::getPreviousDayOfWeek($day->getDayOfWeek()); |
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$interval = new TimeInterval( |
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// Next day. |
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$startForNextDay = \max(0, $start - 86400); |
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$endForNextDay = $end - 86400; |
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$dayOfWeek = self::getNextDayOfWeek($day->getDayOfWeek()); |
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$tmpDays[$dayOfWeek][] = $interval; |
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$tmpDays = \array_filter($tmpDays); |
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$days = self::flattenDaysIntervals($tmpDays); |
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return new BusinessHours($days, $newTimezone); |
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private static function flattenDaysIntervals(array $days): array |
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$flattenDays[] = DayBuilder::fromArray($dayOfWeek, $intervals); |
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private static function getPreviousDayOfWeek($dayOfWeek): int |
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return DayInterface::WEEK_DAY_MONDAY === $dayOfWeek ? DayInterface::WEEK_DAY_SUNDAY : --$dayOfWeek; |
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private static function getNextDayOfWeek($dayOfWeek): int |
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return DayInterface::WEEK_DAY_SUNDAY === $dayOfWeek ? DayInterface::WEEK_DAY_MONDAY : ++$dayOfWeek; |
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Speicher210 /
business-hours
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