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PHP library for working with recurrence rules

Recurr - PHP Library for Recurrence Rules

Recurr is a versatile PHP library designed for crafting and managing recurrence rules (RRULE) based on the iCalendar (RFC5545) specification. It converts these rules into DateTime objects, making it an excellent tool for developers working with calendar-related applications.

Key Features

  • RRULE Creation: Easily create RRULE objects using either direct string input or a programmable interface that allows for flexible rule construction.
  • DateTime Conversion: Transform RRULEs into DateTime objects, providing an array of start and end DateTime pairs.
  • Constraints and Filters: Apply constraints to limit the recurrences generated and use filters on the RecurrenceCollection to refine the output based on dates.
  • Human-Readable Output: Convert RRULEs into a textual description (beta) to improve readability and understanding.
  • Configurable Behavior: Modify default behaviors, such as handling dates that fall on the last days of a month, to fit specific requirements.
  • Extensibility: The library is open for contributions and further development, encouraging improvements and additional features.

Installation

Recurr can be easily installed via Composer:

composer require simshaun/recurr

Usage Examples

Creating and Using Rules

// Create a rule
$rule = new \Recurr\Rule('FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=5', new \DateTime('today'), null, 'America/New_York');
 
// Transform rule to DateTime objects
$transformer = new \Recurr\Transformer\ArrayTransformer();
print_r($transformer->transform($rule));

Applying Constraints

// Apply a BeforeConstraint
$constraint = new \Recurr\Transformer\Constraint\BeforeConstraint(new \DateTime('tomorrow'));
print_r($transformer->transform($rule, $constraint));

Generating Human-Readable Text

// Convert RRULE to text
$textTransformer = new TextTransformer();
echo $textTransformer->transform($rule);

Handling Special Date Cases

// Adjust settings for end-of-month scenarios
$transformerConfig = new \Recurr\Transformer\ArrayTransformerConfig();
$transformerConfig->enableLastDayOfMonthFix();
$transformer->setConfig($transformerConfig);

Contributions

Developers are encouraged to contribute to the library by proposing features, submitting issues, and creating pull requests. Please ensure to include tests with PRs to maintain quality.

Recurr is a robust tool for managing recurring events in PHP applications, providing developers with the functionality needed to manipulate and display complex recurrence patterns efficiently.

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