Combined\DateTime new intervalStringFormat method

new method to replace old timeStringFormat method:
- has year/month data too
- can format with natural names (minutes, seconds, etc)
- can have normal naming (5 hours, 1 minute and 10 seconds)
- skip or not skip zero values in between (6h 0m 1s -> 6h 1s)
- skip or add trailing zero values (6m 0s -> 6m)
- add or not add milliseconds with decimal nano seconds
- drop nano seconds (115.55ms -> 115ms)
- truncate value after a certain part (eg only show up to days)
- add leading 0s to only milli seconds values (115ms -> 0s 115ms)
- namespace separator (6h -> 6 h)

Bug fix for timeStringFormat
- 1.5s and 1.05s and 1.005s all where 5ms -> fixed to 500ms, 50ms 5ms
- bug fix for 0ms drop even thought show ms is requested

Start unit testing part
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Clemens Schwaighofer
2023-10-17 19:09:38 +09:00
parent b18bf937d3
commit 80d2215f2b
3 changed files with 860 additions and 227 deletions

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@@ -51,10 +51,7 @@ if (round($timestamp, 4) == DateTime::stringToTime($time_string)) {
} else {
print "REVERSE TRIME STRING DO NOT MATCH<br>";
}
print "ZERO TIME STRING: " . DateTime::timeStringFormat(0, true) . "<br>";
print "ZERO TIME STRING: " . DateTime::timeStringFormat(0.0, true) . "<br>";
print "ZERO TIME STRING: " . DateTime::timeStringFormat(1.005, true) . "<br>";
print "<hr>";
$timestamps = [
1622788315.123456,
-1622788315.456789
@@ -64,6 +61,159 @@ foreach ($timestamps as $timestamp) {
print "DATESTRINGFORMAT(sm:1:0): $timestamp: " . DateTime::dateStringFormat($timestamp, true) . "<br>";
print "DATESTRINGFORMAT(sm:1:1): $timestamp: " . DateTime::dateStringFormat($timestamp, true, true) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
// $interval = 0;
// $interval = 1000000;
// $interval = 123456;
// $interval = 3600;
// $interval = 3601;
// $interval = 86400;
// $interval = 86401;
$interval = (86400 * 606) + 16434.5;
// $interval = 1.5;
// $interval = 123456;
// $interval = 120.1;
// $interval = 1641515890;
// $interval = 0.123456;
// $interval = 1641515890;
// $interval = 999999999999999999;
// $interval = 60;
try {
print "Test-A: [$interval] "
. DateTime::intervalStringFormatDeprecated(
$interval,
truncate_after: 'd',
natural_seperator: false,
name_space_seperator: false,
show_microseconds: true,
short_time_name: true,
skip_last_zero: true,
skip_zero: false,
show_only_days: false,
auto_fix_microseconds: false,
truncate_nanoseconds: false,
truncate_zero_seconds_if_microseconds: true,
)
// . " => "
// . DateTime::intervalStringFormat($interval)
. "<br>";
print "Test-B: [$interval] "
. DateTime::intervalStringFormat(
$interval,
truncate_after: 'd',
natural_seperator: false,
name_space_seperator: false,
show_microseconds: true,
short_time_name: true,
skip_last_zero: true,
skip_zero: false,
show_only_days: false,
auto_fix_microseconds: false,
truncate_nanoseconds: false,
truncate_zero_seconds_if_microseconds: true,
)
// . " => "
// . DateTime::intervalStringFormat($interval)
. "<br>";
print "DEFAULT-A: " . DateTime::intervalStringFormatDeprecated($interval) . "<br>";
print "DEFAULT-B: " . DateTime::intervalStringFormat($interval) . "<br>";
$show_micro = true;
print "COMPATIBLE Test-A: " .
DateTime::intervalStringFormatDeprecated(
$interval,
show_microseconds: $show_micro,
show_only_days: true,
skip_zero: false,
skip_last_zero: false,
truncate_nanoseconds: true,
truncate_zero_seconds_if_microseconds: false
) . "<br>";
print "COMPATIBLE Test-B: " .
DateTime::intervalStringFormat(
$interval,
show_microseconds: $show_micro,
show_only_days: true,
skip_zero: false,
skip_last_zero: false,
truncate_nanoseconds: true,
truncate_zero_seconds_if_microseconds: false
) . "<br>";
print "ORIGINAL: " . DateTime::timeStringFormat($interval, $show_micro) . "<br>";
} catch (\UnexpectedValueException $e) {
print "ERROR: " . $e->getMessage() . "<br><pre>" . $e . "</pre><br>";
} catch (\LengthException $e) {
print "ERROR interval: " . $e->getMessage() . "<br><pre>" . $e . "</pre><br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$intervals = [
['i' => 0, 'sm' => true],
['i' => 0.0, 'sm' => true],
['i' => 1.5, 'sm' => true],
['i' => 1.05, 'sm' => true],
['i' => 1.005, 'sm' => true],
['i' => 1.0005, 'sm' => true],
];
foreach ($intervals as $int) {
$info = 'ts:' . $int['i'] . '|' . 'sm:' . $int['sm'];
print "[tsf] ZERO TIME STRING [$info]: "
. DateTime::timeStringFormat($int['i'], $int['sm']) . "<br>";
print "[isf] ZERO TIME STRING [$info]: "
. DateTime::intervalStringFormat($int['i'], show_microseconds:$int['sm']) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$intervals = [
[
'i' => 788315.123456,
'truncate_after' => '',
'natural_seperator' => false,
'name_space_seperator' => false,
'show_microseconds' => true,
'short_time_name' => true,
'skip_last_zero' => false,
'skip_zero' => true,
'show_only_days' => false,
'auto_fix_microseconds' => false,
'truncate_nanoseconds' => false
],
[
'i' => 788315.123456,
'truncate_after' => '',
'natural_seperator' => true,
'name_space_seperator' => true,
'show_microseconds' => true,
'short_time_name' => true,
'skip_last_zero' => false,
'skip_zero' => true,
'show_only_days' => false,
'auto_fix_microseconds' => false,
'truncate_nanoseconds' => false
],
];
foreach ($intervals as $int) {
$info = $int['i'];
try {
print "INTRVALSTRINGFORMAT(sm:0): $info: "
. DateTime::intervalStringFormat(
$int['i'],
truncate_after: (string)$int['truncate_after'],
natural_seperator: $int['natural_seperator'],
name_space_seperator: $int['name_space_seperator'],
show_microseconds: $int['show_microseconds'],
short_time_name: $int['short_time_name'],
skip_last_zero: $int['skip_last_zero'],
skip_zero: $int['skip_zero'],
show_only_days: $int['show_only_days'],
auto_fix_microseconds: $int['auto_fix_microseconds'],
truncate_nanoseconds: $int['truncate_nanoseconds'],
) . "<br>";
} catch (\UnexpectedValueException $e) {
print "ERROR: " . $e->getMessage() . "<br><pre>" . $e . "</pre><br>";
} catch (\LengthException $e) {
print "ERROR interval: " . $e->getMessage() . "<br><pre>" . $e . "</pre><br>";
}
}
print "<hr>";
// convert and reverste tests
$intervals = [
788315.123456,
-123.456
@@ -74,6 +224,7 @@ foreach ($intervals as $interval) {
print "TIMESTRINGFORMAT(sm:1): $interval: " . $reverse_interval . "<br>";
print "STRINGTOTIME: $reverse_interval: " . DateTime::stringToTime($reverse_interval) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$check_dates = [
'2021-05-01',
'2021-05-40'
@@ -81,6 +232,7 @@ $check_dates = [
foreach ($check_dates as $check_date) {
print "CHECKDATE: $check_date: " . (string)DateTime::checkDate($check_date) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$check_datetimes = [
'2021-05-01',
'2021-05-40',
@@ -91,6 +243,7 @@ $check_datetimes = [
foreach ($check_datetimes as $check_datetime) {
print "CHECKDATETIME: $check_datetime: " . (string)DateTime::checkDateTime($check_datetime) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$compare_dates = [
[ '2021-05-01', '2021-05-02', ],
[ '2021-05-02', '2021-05-01', ],
@@ -102,6 +255,7 @@ foreach ($compare_dates as $compare_date) {
print "COMPAREDATE: $compare_date[0] = $compare_date[1]: "
. (string)DateTime::compareDate($compare_date[0], $compare_date[1]) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$compare_datetimes = [
[ '2021-05-01', '2021-05-02', ],
[ '2021-05-02', '2021-05-01', ],
@@ -114,6 +268,7 @@ foreach ($compare_datetimes as $compare_datetime) {
print "COMPAREDATE: $compare_datetime[0] = $compare_datetime[1]: "
. (string)DateTime::compareDateTime($compare_datetime[0], $compare_datetime[1]) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
$compare_dates = [
[ '2021-05-01', '2021-05-10', ],
[ '2021-05-10', '2021-05-01', ],
@@ -126,7 +281,7 @@ foreach ($compare_dates as $compare_date) {
print "CALCDAYSINTERVAL(named): $compare_date[0] = $compare_date[1]: "
. DgS::printAr(DateTime::calcDaysInterval($compare_date[0], $compare_date[1], true)) . "<br>";
}
print "<hr>";
// test date conversion
$dow = 2;
print "DOW[$dow]: " . DateTime::setWeekdayNameFromIsoDow($dow) . "<br>";
@@ -142,7 +297,7 @@ $date = '2022-70-242';
print "DATE-dow[$date];invalid: " . DateTime::setWeekdayNameFromDate($date) . "<br>";
print "DATE-dow[$date],long;invalid: " . DateTime::setWeekdayNameFromDate($date, true) . "<br>";
print "DOW-date[$date];invalid: " . DateTime::setWeekdayNumberFromDate($date) . "<br>";
print "<hr>";
// check date range includes a weekend
// does not:
$start_date = '2023-07-03';