Provides a class PayDay\View. This class generates the pay days for the given year(s).
Install the package and add it to the application's composer.json by executing:
$ composer require pulli/pay-day
<?php
// Get the pay days
PayDay\View::create(2023)->payDays(); // return Illuminate\Support\Collection with the pay days
PayDay\View::create('2023')->payDays(); // accept String as input
PayDay\View::create(2023, 2024)->payDays(); // accept multiple years
PayDay\View::create([2023])->payDays(); // accept Array's as input
PayDay\View::create('2023-2024')->payDays(); // accept String ranges
PayDay\View::create(range(2023, 2024))->payDays(); // accept Range as input
PayDay\View::create(range(2023, 2024), 2025, '2026')->payDays(); // accept a mix of all of them
// Last parameter defines the options if set
// shows 2023 twice in the list of pay_days, default is false
PayDay\View::create(range(2023, 2024), 2023, ['duplicates' => true])->payDays();| Option | Negated | Shortcut | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| --ascii | --no-ascii | -a | false |
| --columns | -c | 10 | |
| --dayname | --no-dayname | -e | true |
| --duplicates | --no-duplicates | -d | false |
| --footer | --no-footer | -f | true |
| --header | --no-header | -h | true |
| --separator | --no-separator | -s | true |
pay_day view 2023 2024 2025-2027Because I had so much fun doing this project, I implemented it in Ruby too.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/the-pulli/pay-day.
The package is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.