array( '%A', 'DD', '\w+'), // Name of day, long Monday 'D' => array( '%a', 'D', '\w+'), // Name of day, short Mon 'F' => array( '%B', 'MM', '\w+'), // Name of month, long April 'M' => array( '%b', 'M', '\w+'), // Name of month, short Apr 'j' => array( '%-d', 'd', '\d{1,2}'), // Day without leading zeros 1 'd' => array( '%d', 'dd', '\d{2}'), // Day with leading zeros 01 'n' => array( '%-m', 'm', '\d{1,2}'), // Month without leading zeros 4 'm' => array( '%m', 'mm', '\d{2}'), // Month with leading zeros 04 'y' => array( '%y', 'y', '\d{2}'), // Year 2 character 12 'Y' => array( '%Y', 'yy', '\d{4}'), // Year 4 character 2012 'N' => array( '%u', '', '[1-7]'), // Day of the week (1-7) 1 'w' => array( '%w', '', '[0-6]'), // Zero-based day of week (0-6) 0 'S' => array( '', '', '\w{2}'), // Day ordinal suffix st, nd, rd, th 'z' => array( '%-j', 'o', '\d{1,3}'), // Day of the year (0-365) 123 'W' => array( '%W', '', '\d{1,2}'), // Week # of the year 42 't' => array( '', '', '(28|29|30|31)'), // Number of days in month 28 'o' => array( '%V', '', '\d{1,2}'), // ISO-8601 week number 42 'a' => array( '%P', 'tt', '[aApP][mM]'), // am or pm am 'A' => array( '%p', 'TT', '[aApP][mM]'), // AM or PM AM 'g' => array( '%-I', 'h', '\d{1,2}'), // 12-hour format, no leading zeros 5 'h' => array( '%I', 'hh', '\d{2}'), // 12-hour format, leading zeros 05 'G' => array( '%-H', 'h24', '\d{1,2}'), // 24-hour format, no leading zeros 5 'H' => array( '%H', 'hh24', '\d{2}'), // 24-hour format, leading zeros 05 'i' => array( '%M', 'mm', '[0-5][0-9]'), // Minutes 09 's' => array( '%S', 'ss', '[0-5][0-9]'), // Seconds 59 'e' => array( '', '', '\w+'), // Timezone Identifier UTC, GMT, Atlantic/Azores 'I' => array( '', '', '[01]'), // Daylight savings time? 1=yes, 0=no 'O' => array( '', '', '[-+]\d{4}'), // Difference to Greenwich time/hrs +0200 'P' => array( '', '', '[-+]\d{2}:\d{2}'), // Same as above, but with colon +02:00 'T' => array( '', '', '\w+'), // Timezone abbreviation MST, EST 'Z' => array( '', '', '-?\d+'), // Timezone offset in seconds -43200 through 50400 'c' => array( '', '', '[-+:T\d]{19,25}'), // ISO-8601 date 2004-02-12T15:19:21+00:00 'r' => array( '', '', '\w+, \d+ \w+ \d{4}'), // RFC-2822 date Thu, 21 Dec 2000 16:01:07 +0200 'U' => array( '%s', '@', '\d+'), // Unix timestamp 123344556 ); /** * Return all predefined PHP date() formats for use as dates * * ~~~~~ * // output all date formats * $formats = $datetime->getDateFormats(); * echo "
" . print_r($formats, true) . ""; * ~~~~~ * * #pw-advanced * * @return array Returns an array of strings containing recognized date formats * */ public function getDateFormats() { return self::$dateFormats; } public static function _getDateFormats() { return self::$dateFormats; } /** * Return all predefined PHP date() formats for use as times * * ~~~~~ * // output all time formats * $formats = $datetime->getTimeFormats(); * echo "
" . print_r($formats, true) . ""; * ~~~~~ * * #pw-advanced * * @return array Returns an array of strings containing recognized time formats * */ public function getTimeFormats() { return self::$timeFormats; } public static function _getTimeFormats() { return self::$timeFormats; } /** * Given a date/time string and expected format, convert it to a unix timestamp * * @param string $str Date/time string * @param string $format Format of the date/time string in PHP date syntax * @return int Unix timestamp * */ public function stringToTimestamp($str, $format) { if(empty($str)) return ''; // already a timestamp if(ctype_digit(ltrim("$str", '-'))) return (int) $str; $format = trim("$format"); if(!strlen($format)) return strtotime($str); // use PHP 5.3's date parser if its available if(function_exists('date_parse_from_format')) { // PHP 5.3+ $a = date_parse_from_format($format, $str); if(isset($a['warnings']) && count($a['warnings'])) { foreach($a['warnings'] as $warning) { $this->warning($warning . " (value='$str', format='$format')"); } } if($a['year'] && $a['month'] && $a['day']) { return mktime($a['hour'], $a['minute'], $a['second'], $a['month'], $a['day'], $a['year']); } } $regex = '!^' . $this->convertDateFormat($format, 'regex') . '$!'; if(!preg_match($regex, $str, $m)) { // wire('pages')->message("'$format' - '$regex' - '$str'"); // if we can't match it, then just send it to strtotime return strtotime($str); } $s = ''; // month if(isset($m['n'])) $s .= $m['n'] . '/'; else if(isset($m['m'])) $s .= $m['m'] . '/'; else if(isset($m['F'])) $s .= $m['F'] . ' '; else if(isset($m['M'])) $s .= $m['M'] . ' '; else return strtotime($str); // separator character $c = substr($s, -1); // day if(isset($m['j'])) $s .= $m['j'] . $c; else if(isset($m['d'])) $s .= $m['d'] . $c; else $s .= '1' . $c; // year if(isset($m['y'])) $s .= $m['y']; else if(isset($m['Y'])) $s .= $m['Y']; else $s .= date('Y'); $s .= ' '; $useTime = true; // hour if(isset($m['g'])) $s .= $m['g'] . ':'; else if(isset($m['h'])) $s .= $m['h'] . ':'; else if(isset($m['G'])) $s .= $m['G'] . ':'; else if(isset($m['H'])) $s .= $m['H'] . ':'; else $useTime = false; // time if($useTime) { // minute if(isset($m['i'])) { $s .= $m['i']; // second if(isset($m['s'])) $s .= ':' . $m['s']; } // am/pm if(isset($m['a'])) $s .= ' ' . $m['a']; else if(isset($m['A'])) $s .= ' ' . $m['A']; } return strtotime($s); } /** * Format a date with the given PHP date() or PHP strftime() format * * This method will accept either [PHP date](http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php) * or [PHP strftime](http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php) compatible formats, * determine what kind it is, and return the timestamp formatted with it. * * ~~~~~~ * // Output the current date/time in ISO-8601 like format * echo $datetime->formatDate(time(), 'Y-m-d H:i a'); * ~~~~~~ * * #pw-internal * * @param int $value Unix timestamp of date/time * @param string $format PHP date() or strftime() format string to use for formatting * @return string Formatted date string * */ public function formatDate($value, $format) { if(!$value) return ''; if(!strlen("$format") || $format === 'U' || $format === '%s') return (int) $value; // unix timestamp $relativeStr = ''; if(strpos($format, '!') !== false) { if(preg_match('/([!][relativ]+-?)/', $format, $matches)) { $relativeStr = $this->date(ltrim($matches[1], '!'), $value); $format = str_replace($matches[1], '///', $format); } } if(strpos($format, '%') !== false) { // use strftime() if format string contains a % if(strpos($format, '%-') !== false) { // not all systems support the '%-' option in strftime to trim leading zeros // so we are doing our own implementation here $TRIM0 = true; $format = str_replace('%-', 'TRIM0%', $format); } else { $TRIM0 = false; } $value = $this->strftime($format, $value); if($TRIM0) $value = str_replace(array('TRIM00', 'TRIM0'), '', $value); } else { $value = $this->date($format, $value); } if(strlen($relativeStr)) $value = str_replace('///', $relativeStr, $value); return $value; } /** * Given a PHP date() format, convert it to either 'js', 'strftime' or 'regex' format * * #pw-advanced * * @param string $format PHP date() format * @param string $type New format to convert to: either 'js', 'strftime', or 'regex' * @return string * */ public function convertDateFormat($format, $type) { $newFormat = ''; $lastc = ''; for($n = 0; $n < strlen($format); $n++) { $c = $format[$n]; if($c == '\\') { // begin escaped character $lastc = $c; continue; } if($lastc == '\\') { // literal character, not translated $lastc = $c; $newFormat .= $c; continue; } if(!isset(self::$dateConversion[$c])) { // unknown character if($type == 'regex' && in_array($c, array('.', '[', ']', '(', ')', '*', '+', '?'))) { $c = '\\' . $c; // escape regex chars } $newFormat .= $c; continue; } list($strftime, $js, $regex) = self::$dateConversion[$c]; if($type == 'js') { $newFormat .= $js; } else if($type == 'strftime') { $newFormat .= $strftime; } else if($type == 'regex') { $newFormat .= '\b(?<' . $c . '>' . $regex . ')\b'; // regex captured with name of date() format char } else { $newFormat .= $c; } $lastc = $c; } return $newFormat; } /** * Format a date, using PHP date(), strftime() or other special strings (see arguments). * * This is designed to work the same way as PHP's `date()` but be able to accept any common format * used in ProcessWire. This is helpful for reducing code in places where you might have logic * determining when to use `date()`, `strftime()`, `wireRelativeTimeStr()` or some other date * formatting function. * * ~~~~~~ * // Output the current date/time in relative format * echo $datetime->date('relative'); * ~~~~~~ * * @param string|int $format Use one of the following: * - [PHP date](http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php) format * - [PHP strftime](http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php) format (detected by presence of a '%' somewhere in it) * - `relative` for a relative date/time string. * - `relative-` for a relative date/time string with no tense. * - `rel` for an abbreviated relative date/time string. * - `rel-` for an abbreviated relative date/time string with no tense. * - `r` for an extra-abbreviated relative date/time string. * - `r-` for an extra-abbreviated relative date/time string with no tense. * - `ts` makes it return a unix timestamp * - blank string makes it use the system date format ($config->dateFormat) * - If given an integer and no second argument specified, it is assumed to be the second ($ts) argument. * @param int|string|null $ts Optionally specify the date/time stamp or strtotime() compatible string. If not specified, current time is used. * @return string|bool Formatted date/time, or boolean false on failure * */ function date($format = '', $ts = null) { if(is_null($ts)) { // ts not specified, or it was specified in $format if(ctype_digit("$format")) { // ts specified in format $ts = (int) $format; $format = ''; } else { // use current timestamp $ts = time(); } } else if(is_string($ts) && ctype_digit("$ts")) { // ts is a digit string, convert to integer $ts = (int) $ts; } else if(is_string($ts)) { // ts is a non-integer string, we assume to be a strtotime() compatible formatted date $ts = strtotime($ts); } if($format == '') $format = $this->wire('config')->dateFormat; if($format == 'relative') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts); else if($format == 'relative-') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts, false, false); else if($format == 'rel') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts, true); else if($format == 'rel-') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts, true, false); else if($format == 'r') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts, 1); else if($format == 'r-') $value = $this->relativeTimeStr($ts, 1, false); else if($format == 'ts') $value = $ts; else if(strpos($format, '%') !== false && version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '8.1.0', '<')) $value = $this->strftime($format, $ts); else $value = date($format, $ts); return $value; } /** * Parse about any English textual datetime description into a Unix timestamp using PHP’s strtotime() * * This function behaves the same as PHP’s version except that it optionally accepts an `$options` array * and lets you specify the return value for empty or zeroed dates like 0000-00-00. If given a zerod date * then it returns null by default (rather than throwing an error as PHP8 does). * * @param string $str Date/time string * @param array|int $options Options to modify behavior, or specify int for the `baseTimestamp` option. * - `emptyReturnValue` (int|null|false): Value to return for empty or zero-only date strings (default=null) * - `baseTimestamp` (int|null): The timestamp which is used as a base for the calculation of relative dates. * @return false|int|null * @see https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php * @since 3.0.178 * */ function strtotime($str, $options = array()) { $defaults = array( 'emptyReturnValue' => null, 'baseTimestamp' => null, ); if(is_int($options)) $defaults['baseTimestamp'] = $options; $options = is_array($options) ? array_merge($defaults, $options) : $defaults; $str = trim($str); if(empty($str)) return $options['emptyReturnValue']; if(strpos($str, '00') === 0) { $test = trim(preg_replace('/[^\d]/', '', $str), '0'); if(!strlen($test)) return $options['emptyReturnValue']; } if($options['baseTimestamp'] === null) return strtotime($str); return strtotime($str, $options['baseTimestamp']) ; } /** * strftime() replacement function that works in PHP 8.1+ (though not locale aware) * * @param string $format * @param null|int|string $timestamp * @return string|false * @since 3.0.197 * */ public function strftime($format, $timestamp = null) { $format = (string) $format; if(is_string($timestamp)) { if(empty($timestamp)) { $timestamp = null; } else if(ctype_digit($timestamp)) { $timestamp = (int) $timestamp; } else { $timestamp = $this->strtotime($timestamp); } } if($timestamp === null) $timestamp = time(); if(version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '8.1.0', '<')) { return strftime($format, $timestamp); } $format = $this->strftimeToDateFormat($format); return date($format, $timestamp); } /** * Convert strftime() format to date() format * * @param string $format * @return string * @since 3.0.197 * */ protected function strftimeToDateFormat($format) { // replacements, in addition to those specified in self::$dateConversion // strftime format => date format $replacements = array( '%e' => 'j', // Day of the month without leading zeros '%j' => 'z', // Day of the year, 3 digits with leading zeros '%U' => '_', // Week number of the given year, starting with the first Sunday as the first week (not implemented) '%h' => 'M', // Abbreviated month name '%C' => '_', // Two digit representation of the century (year divided by 100, truncated to an integer) (not implemented) '%g' => 'y', // Two digit representation of the year going by ISO-8601:1988 standards (see %V) '%G' => 'Y', // 4 digit year '%k' => 'G', // Hour in 24-hour format '%l' => 'g', // Hour in 12-hour format '%r' => 'h:i:s A', // Example: 09:34:17 PM '%R' => 'G:i', // Example: 00:35 for 12:35 AM '%T' => 'G:i:s', // Example: 21:34:17 for 09:34:17 PM '%X' => 'G:i:s', // Preferred time representation based on locale, without the date, Example: 03:59:16 or 15:59:16 '%Z' => 'T', // The time zone abbreviation. Example: EST for Eastern Time '%c' => 'Y-m-d H:i:s', // Preferred date and time stamp based on locale '%D' => 'm/d/y', // Example: 02/05/09 for February 5, 2009 '%F' => 'Y-m-d', // Example: 2009-02-05 for February 5, 2009 '%n' => '\\n', // newline '%t' => '\\t', // tab '%%' => '%', // literal percent ); foreach(self::$dateConversion as $dateFormat => $formats) { $strftimeFormat = $formats[0]; if(empty($strftimeFormat)) continue; if(strpos($format, $strftimeFormat) !== false) $replacements[$strftimeFormat] = $dateFormat; } return strtr($format, $replacements); } /** * Given a unix timestamp (or date string), returns a formatted string indicating the time relative to now * * For example: * * - 2 years ago * - 3 months ago * - 1 day ago * - 30 seconds ago * - Just now * - 1 day from now * - 5 months from now * - 3 years from now * * This method also supports multi-language and will output in the current user's language, so long as the * phrases in /wire/core/WireDateTime.php are translated in the language pack. * * @param int|string $ts Unix timestamp or date string * @param bool|int|array $abbreviate Whether to use abbreviations for shorter strings. * - Specify boolean TRUE for abbreviations (abbreviated where common, not always different from non-abbreviated) * - Specify integer 1 for extra short abbreviations (all terms abbreviated into shortest possible string) * - Specify boolean FALSE or omit for no abbreviations. * - Specify associative array of key=value pairs of terms to use for abbreviations. The possible keys are: * just now, ago, from now, never, second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year, decade, seconds, minutes, * hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades * @param bool $useTense Whether to append a tense like "ago" or "from now". * - May be ok to disable in situations where all times are assumed in future or past. * - In abbreviate=1 (shortest) mode, this removes the leading "+" or "-" from the string. * @return string Formatted relative time string * */ public function ___relativeTimeStr($ts, $abbreviate = false, $useTense = true) { // Originally based upon: