TimeTrait.php

Time constructor.

Returns a new Time instance with the timezone set.

Returns a new Time instance while parsing a datetime string. Example: $time = Time::parse('first day of December 2008');

Return a new time with the time set to midnight.

Returns an instance set to midnight yesterday morning.

Returns an instance set to midnight tomorrow morning.

Returns a new instance based on the year, month and day. If any of those three are left empty, will default to the current value.

Returns a new instance with the date set to today, and the time set to the values passed in.

Returns a new instance with the date time values individually set.

Provides a replacement for DateTime's own createFromFormat function, that provides more flexible timeZone handling

Returns a new instance with the datetime set based on the provided UNIX timestamp.

Takes an instance of DateTimeInterface and returns an instance of Time with it's same values.

Takes an instance of DateTime and returns an instance of Time with it's same values.

Converts the current instance to a mutable DateTime object.

Creates an instance of Time that will be returned during testing when calling 'Time::now()' instead of the current time.

Returns whether we have a testNow instance saved.

Returns the localized Year

Returns the localized Month

Return the localized day of the month.

Return the localized hour (in 24-hour format).

Return the localized minutes in the hour.

Return the localized seconds

Return the index of the day of the week

Return the index of the day of the year

Return the index of the week in the month

Return the index of the week in the year

Returns the age in years from the date and 'now'

Returns the number of the current quarter for the year.

Are we in daylight savings time currently?

Returns boolean whether the passed timezone is the same as the local timezone.

Returns boolean whether object is in UTC.

Returns the name of the current timezone.

Sets the current year for this instance.

Sets the month of the year.

Sets the day of the month.

Sets the hour of the day (24 hour cycle)

Sets the minute of the hour

Sets the second of the minute.

Helper method to do the heavy lifting of the 'setX' methods.

Returns a new instance with the revised timezone.

Returns a new Time instance with $seconds added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $minutes added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $hours added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $days added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $months added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $years added to the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $seconds subtracted from the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $minutes subtracted from the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $hours subtracted from the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $days subtracted from the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $months subtracted from the time.

Returns a new Time instance with $hours subtracted from the time.

Returns the localized value of the date in the format 'Y-m-d H:i:s'

Returns a localized version of the date in Y-m-d format.

Returns a localized version of the date in nicer date format: i.e. Apr 1, 2017

Returns a localized version of the time in nicer date format: i.e. 13:20:33

Returns the localized value of this instance in $format.

Determines if the datetime passed in is equal to the current instance. Equal in this case means that they represent the same moment in time, and are not required to be in the same timezone, as both times are converted to UTC and compared that way.

Ensures that the times are identical, taking timezone into account.

Determines if the current instance's time is before $testTime, after converting to UTC.

Determines if the current instance's time is after $testTime, after converting in UTC.

Returns a text string that is easily readable that describes how long ago, or how long from now, a date is, like: - 3 weeks ago - in 4 days - 6 hours ago

Returns a Time instance with the timezone converted to UTC.

Returns the IntlCalendar object used for this object, taking into account the locale, date, etc. Primarily used internally to provide the difference and comparison functions, but available for public consumption if they need it.

Check a time string to see if it includes a relative date (like 'next Tuesday').

Outputs a short format version of the datetime. The output is NOT localized intentionally.

Allow for property-type access to any getX method... Note that we cannot use this for any of our setX methods, as they return new Time objects, but the __set ignores return values. See http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php

Allow for property-type checking to any getX method...

This is called when we unserialize the Time object.