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$period = CarbonPeriod::between(now(), now()->addMonths(5))->filter('isWeekday');
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Jan 19, 2021
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CarbonPeriod - by days of the week
How to make a period by days of the week. Instead every 3rd day from example, to be every monday, friday for that period ?
$period = CarbonPeriod::create(Carbon::now(), '3 days', Carbon::now()->addMonths(3));
// In an ideal world it would be like this :)
$period = CarbonPeriod::create(Carbon::now(), [Carbon::MONDAY, Carbon::FRIDAY], Carbon::now()->addMonths(3));
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I tried this, but: call_user_func() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'isMonday' not found or invalid function name...˙
$period = CarbonPeriod::between(now(), now()->addMonths(5))->filter('isMonday');
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tnx again :)
Level 75
@ivanradojevic Ok for monday and friday
$period = CarbonPeriod::between(now(), now()->addMonth())->addFilter(function ($date) {
return $date->isMonday() || $date->isFriday();
});
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If you want every Monday through Friday, you can use what @michaloravec wrote, if you want just the Mondays and Fridays you can check for isMonday() and isFriday() in your filter.
$period = CarbonPeriod::create(now(), now()->addMonths(3))
->filter(function (Carbon $date) {
return $date->isMonday() || $date->isFriday();
});
And you can verify that the filter works by dumping the englishDayOfWeek on the dates.
collect($period->map(function (Carbon $date) {
return $date->englishDayOfWeek;
}))->dd();
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Level 75
@ivanradojevic The code provided by @thinkverse doesn't work.
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Level 14
$period = CarbonPeriod::create(now(), now()->addMonths(3))
->filter(function (Carbon $date) {
return $date->isMonday() || $date->isFriday();
});
This works for me
Level 75
@ivanradojevic You said by days of the week, which means Monday through Friday...
Bye.
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Level 15
What do you mean doesn't work? I just ran it when I posted it. 🤔 If you want proof here are some screenshots of the code and output, ignore the phpcs warnings.
Level 14
OK, sorry.
That is the problem, when English is not my native language.
All the best!
Level 14
Everything is all right @thinkverse . MichalOravec doesnt understand me.
Level 14
@thinkverse This Carbon function is little tricky. I don't know how to pass the certain days off the week from the outside. I dont want hard-coded days of week. Is there any array that could be inserted into the filter? I know that my example like this is impossible, but I can't handle the carbon function.
$ddd = [1,5];
$filterdays = array();
$period = CarbonPeriod::create(now(), now()->addMonths(3))
->filter(function (Carbon $date) use($ddd) {
foreach($ddd as $d){
if ($d = 1) {
$filterdays[] = $date->isMonday();
}
if ($d = 5) {
$filterdays[] = $date->isFriday();
}
}
return $filterdays;
});
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@ivanradojevic It has to be like this
$days = [1, 5];
$period = CarbonPeriod::between(now(), now()->addMonths(3))->addFilter(function ($date) use ($days) {
return in_array($date->dayOfWeekIso, $days);
});
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Level 14
Wooow, thank you very much!!!
This deserves the best answer, but it would not be right to change.
I'll give it next time!
Level 1
what if I want to add times too. what should the function look like?
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