BusinessTime

BusinessTime is a Static class that use the native PHP DateTime class for operation within business hours.

Usage

First of all, you need to configure the working hours for each days of week.

/* 
  '$days' is an array of days of week (0: sunday), and each of then can have one or more range of working time.
  All of BusinessTime logic is based on these ranges.

  If a day is without any range, it's considered not a working day.

 */

 // For instance, in a case where weekdays have two ranges (08:00 - 12:00 and 13:30 - 17:30):

$days = [
  [
    
  ],
  [
    ['08:00', '12:00'], ['13:30', '17:30']
  ],
  [
    ['08:00', '12:00'], ['13:30', '17:30']
  ],
  [
    ['08:00', '12:00'], ['13:30', '17:30']
  ],
  [
    ['08:00', '12:00'], ['13:30', '17:30']
  ],
  [
    ['08:00', '12:00'], ['13:30', '17:30']
  ],
  [

  ]
];

/* Then, configure the BusinessTime with 'setDays' method */

BusinessTime::setDays($days);

Methods

`getWorkingHours (DateTime $from, DateTime $to)`

Get the working hours between two working DateTime.

return Float

`addWorkingHours (DateTime $datetime, Float $hours)`

Add working hours to a DateTime.

return DateTime

`isWorkingDay (DateTime $datetime)`

Check if a DateTime is a working day.

This method check if this DateTime is a holiday and if it has at least one range of working time setted.
Return false if one of these conditions is satisfied.

return Bool

`moveToNextWorkingDay (DateTime $datetime)`

Go to the beginning of the next working day.

This method will necessarily move, at least, to the next working day.