Period

Create date ranges and periods of time with ease.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require gtmassey/period

Usage

All instances of Period take in Carbon instances for the startDate and endDate.

You can define a period by passing a start and end date to the static create method:

$customPeriod = Period::create(Carbon::now()->subDays(3), Carbon::now());

You can also use one of the many methods provided for you to generate pre-defined periods of time:

//days
Period::today();
Period::yesterday();
Period::lastDays(int $days); //$days = 2
Period::lastDaysExcludingToday(int $days); //$days = 2

//weeks
Period::thisWeek();
Period::thisWeekExcludingToday();
Period::lastWeek();
Period::lastWeeks(int $weeks);

//months
Period::thisMonth();
Period::thisMonthExcludingToday();
Period::lastMonth();
Period::lastMonths(int $months);

//quarters (3 months)
Period::thisQuarter();
Period::thisQuarterExcludingToday();
Period::lastQuarter();
Period::lastQuarters(int $quarters);

//years
Period::thisYear();
Period::thisYearExcludingToday();
Period::lastYear();
Period::lastYears(int $years);

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

This package was extracted from gtmassey/laravel-analytics. A special thanks goes to Plytas for their help in creating the original package this code is extracted from.

Thank you to the team at Spatie for their awesome packages and inspiration. Their laravel-analytics package was the inspiration for this project and the analytics project.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Plytas/period