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PHP Count the number of working days between two dates.
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<?php | |
/** | |
* Count the number of working days between two dates. | |
* | |
* This function calculate the number of working days between two given dates, | |
* taking account of the Public festivities, Easter and Easter Morning days, | |
* the day of the Patron Saint (if any) and the working Saturday. | |
* | |
* @param string $date1 Start date ('YYYY-MM-DD' format) | |
* @param string $date2 Ending date ('YYYY-MM-DD' format) | |
* @param boolean $workSat TRUE if Saturday is a working day | |
* @param string $patron Day of the Patron Saint ('MM-DD' format) | |
* @return integer Number of working days ('zero' on error) | |
* | |
* @author Massimo Simonini <[email protected]> | |
*/ | |
function getWorkdays($date1, $date2, $workSat = FALSE, $patron = NULL) { | |
if (!defined('SATURDAY')) define('SATURDAY', 6); | |
if (!defined('SUNDAY')) define('SUNDAY', 0); | |
// Array of all public festivities | |
$publicHolidays = array('01-01', '01-06', '04-25', '05-01', '06-02', '08-15', '11-01', '12-08', '12-25', '12-26'); | |
// The Patron day (if any) is added to public festivities | |
if ($patron) { | |
$publicHolidays[] = $patron; | |
} | |
/* | |
* Array of all Easter Mondays in the given interval | |
*/ | |
$yearStart = date('Y', strtotime($date1)); | |
$yearEnd = date('Y', strtotime($date2)); | |
for ($i = $yearStart; $i <= $yearEnd; $i++) { | |
$easter = date('Y-m-d', easter_date($i)); | |
list($y, $m, $g) = explode("-", $easter); | |
$monday = mktime(0,0,0, date($m), date($g)+1, date($y)); | |
$easterMondays[] = $monday; | |
} | |
$start = strtotime($date1); | |
$end = strtotime($date2); | |
$workdays = 0; | |
for ($i = $start; $i <= $end; $i = strtotime("+1 day", $i)) { | |
$day = date("w", $i); // 0=sun, 1=mon, ..., 6=sat | |
$mmgg = date('m-d', $i); | |
if ($day != SUNDAY && | |
!in_array($mmgg, $publicHolidays) && | |
!in_array($i, $easterMondays) && | |
!($day == SATURDAY && $workSat == FALSE)) { | |
$workdays++; | |
} | |
} | |
return intval($workdays); | |
} |
@letsjump, great job!
Correect me if I'm wrong, but this appears to count Good Friday (day before Easter weekend) as a working day. Is that the case?
Correect me if I'm wrong, but this appears to count Good Friday (day before Easter weekend) as a working day. Is that the case?
Yes, Good Friday is a working day (almost anywhere), but I think it can be excluded from counting if you specify the date in the $publicHolidays
array.
Anyway, this is an old job, please take a look at the @letsjump package!
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Great work! This inspired me to create a PHP object that implements some of your ideas.
WorkingDayHelper class
=== UPDATE ===
The Gist is abandoned in favor of a complete Github repo that contains the library, a better README, and the Composer installer.
Give a try to letsjump/workday-helper-php
It counts the workdays and also returns a calendar of closing events for the specified range of dates.