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I wasn't able to figure out from examples how to nicely model 24/7 working time. It seems to be a common general case so if it's already implemented elegantly, it would be nice to have an example in the docs. Otherwise, this issue could be a starting point for discussion for potential implementation.

Specifically: DateTimeInterface and DateTimeImmutable.

Of course, feel free to close if you strictly target PHP 5.4 or lower. :-)

(Edit: DateTimeInterface and consorts were introduced in 5.5, not 5.4)

Hello,
How to add 1/2 business day to a date?
I give you an example:
In my work worked hours start from 7h30AM to 3h30PM in regular business day.
In half worked business day hours start from 7h30AM to11h3AM.
I am programming a leave request system. Employee should be able to take 1/2 business days.

Sorry if my english is not good.
:)

Holidays are usually not just one day (especially in summer). DatePeriods can be iterated through, so you can transform them into days internally.

But actually I wonder if holidays could be some kind of special day as well. For example a Holiday object. It could be used to ease creating different types of holidays (simple DateTime or DatePeriod).

If you like any of the above, I would be happy to provide a PR.

Big 👍 for this package. I was thinking about one for years now, but never had the time to make it.

Hi guys, could you advise how can I set Saturday or Sunday as working day only in some cases( not always)?
The special day evaluator requires return an array of opening intervals.

This doesn't work:
new SpecialDay(Days::SATURDAY, function (\DateTime $date) {
if ('2015-05-29' === $date->format('Y-m-d')) {
return [['00:00', '23:59:59']];
}
return ;
});

Hi. Thanks for your work.

Is possible to get the closest closing time from a given date? For example
Days::MONDAY, [['08:00', '13:00'], ['14:00', '18:30']]
i need a function like
$business->closestClosing(new \DateTime('2017-07-24 10:00'));
return '13:00'.

thanks

Is there a way to do this? Currently? Maybe I'm just missing something but I think this would be great to have.

Nice work on this project. :)

Business is close to what I need (manipulate a list of working days, excluding public holiday) but for my use case, it lacks of interval operations:

I need to do something like:

// Get the third working days starting from now
$date = $business->add(new \DateTime(), 3);

So I just wonder if this feature could enter in the scope of business?

Bonsoir Florian
Très intéressante cette librairie, J'aimerais savoir si c'est possible d'avoir la durée écoulée entre deux dates, bien-sur en considérant uniquement les jours ouvrables

Exemple 03-01-2016 14:00 au 10-10-2016 17:00 Temps écoulé 3j 6h30m

Merci

Using the recommended method of installation through composer, the following exception is thrown:

[InvalidArgumentException]
Could not find package florianv/business at any version for your minimum-stability (stable). Check the package spelling or your minimum-stability

new Day(Days::TUESDAY, [['9 PM', '5 AM']])

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'InvalidArgumentException' with message 'The opening time "21:00" must be before the closing time "05:00".'
I think in this case better not to throw an exception. Some night-clubs are open late and close next-day(like 5am)

I noticed a few minor things related to docblocks:

• Integers are represented as integer instead of int (which is good IMO), but booleans are bool.
• There are no @throws docblocks

Hi Florian!

Thanks for a great library!
Can I ask why Holidays::addHolidays is private? I have a use case where i want to dynamically add holidays after the Business object has been instantiated, so I'm having resort to trickery to access Holidays::addHolidays at the moment.

Would you consider making that method public?

Thanks!

Please, add serialization methods for Bussiness class

Currently it is possible to calculate nth business day with subsequent calls to the closest method. I wonder if there is a better way internally.

Use case: depending on order date and shipping carrier, shipping date can vary. For example carrier one ships within two business days and so on.

Is there a way for me to use a timestamp and an interval to calculate the end timestamp.

i.e. what time is 6 business hours from 2020-11-12 12:00:00?

I feel like it can maybe achieved using the timeline but can't work out how to do it...

Thanks.