WIP : A small library for manipulating periods and generate calendars. Still work in progress.
You can create a calendar in 2 different ways :
By using Laravel facades (requires illuminate\support package)
$calendar = Calendar::create('2016-09-01', '2017-07-01');
Or by instantiating a Calendar class
$calendar = new Calendar('2016-09-01', '2017-07-01')
You can pass \DateTime() or Moment() instances instead of typing a date format
To translate day and month names : MomentLocale::setLocale('fr_FR');
Parameter is an integer :
- 0 = Sunday
- 1 = Monday
- 2 = Tuesday
- 3 = Wednesday
- 4 = Thursday
- 5 = Friday
- 6 = Saturdy
Example to set the beginning of a week to Monday
$calendar->setWeekFirstDay(1) // 1 for Monday
Parameter is an array of integer and system is the same like above : Integers between 0 and 6 match to a specific day.
$calendar->setNonBusinessDays([0, 3, 6]);
You need to create an Event or Holiday object. Both are similar but instantiating an Holiday class will set period as non business period.
$holiday = new Holiday('Christmas holidays', '2016-12-19', '2017-01-02'); $calendar->addHoliday($holiday); // same for events
You can pass an array or a Calendar\Collections\Collectionof holidays too.
<html>
<?php foreach($calendar->years() as $year){ ?>
<?php foreach($year->months() as $month) {
echo $month->name();
?>
<table class="calendar">
<thead>
<tr>
<th>Lun</th>
<th>Mar</th>
<th>Mer</th>
<th>Jeu</th>
<th>Ven</th>
<th>Sam</th>
<th>Dim</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr>
<?php
foreach($month->days() as $day){
if($day->colspan() != 0){
echo '<td colspan="'.$day->colspan().'"></td>';
}
if(!$day->isBusinessDay()){
echo '<td style="color: #f00">';
}else{
echo '<td>';
}
echo $day.'</td>';
if($day->isWeekLastDay()){
echo '</tr><tr>';
}
}
?>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<?php } ?>
<?php } ?>
</html>