Parse cron expressions and match them against time.
{
"require": {
"yalesov/cron-expr-parser": "2.*"
}
}Parse a Cron expression and a time, and determine if the given time falls within the given cron expression.
use Yalesov\CronExprParser\Parser;
$match = Parse::matchTime('next Thursday', '* * * * 4');
$notMatch = Parse::matchTime('next Friday', '* * * * 4');Function signature:
public static function matchTime($time, $expr)$time is either a timestamp, or a strtotime-compatible string.
$expr is any valid cron expression, in addition supporting:
- range:
0-5 - range + interval:
10-59/5 - comma-separated combinations of these:
1,4,7,10-20 - English months:
january - English months (abbreviated to three letters):
jan - English weekdays:
monday - English weekdays (abbreviated to three letters):
mon - These text counterparts can be used in all places where their numerical counterparts are allowed, e.g.
jan-jun/2 - A full example:
0-5,10-59/5 * 2-10,15-25 january-june/2 mon-fri(every minute between minute 0-5 + every 5th minute between 10-59; every hour; every day between day 2-10 and day 15-25; every 2nd month between January-June; Monday-Friday)