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abstract class DateHelper (Details)

namespace: VDM\Joomla\Utilities

@startuml

abstract DateHelper  #Orange {
  + {static} fancyDate(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} fancyDynamicDate(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} fancyDayTimeDate(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} fancyDateTime(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} fancyTime(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setDayName(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setMonthName(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setDay(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setMonth(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setYear(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp = true) : string
  + {static} setYearMonth(string|int $date, string $spacer = '/', ...) : string
  + {static} setYearMonthDay(string|int $date, string $spacer = '/', ...) : string
  + {static} setDayMonthYear(string|int $date, string $spacer = '/', ...) : string
  + {static} getValidTimestamp(string|int $date, bool $checkStamp) : int
  + {static} isValidTimeStamp(mixed $timestamp) : bool
  + {static} isValidateDate(string $date, string $format = 'Y-m-d H:i:s') : bool
}

note right of DateHelper::fancyDate
  Convert a date to a human-readable fancy format (e.g., "1st of January 2024").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note left of DateHelper::fancyDynamicDate
  Get a formatted date based on the time period (dynamic format based on age of the date).

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note right of DateHelper::fancyDayTimeDate
  Convert a date to a human-readable day, time, and date format (e.g., "Mon 12am 1st of January 2024").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note left of DateHelper::fancyDateTime
  Convert a date to a human-readable time and date format (e.g., "(12:00) 1st of January 2024").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note right of DateHelper::fancyTime
  Convert a time to a human-readable format (e.g., "12:00").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note left of DateHelper::setDayName
  Convert a date to the day name (e.g., "Sunday").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note right of DateHelper::setMonthName
  Convert a date to the month name (e.g., "January").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note left of DateHelper::setDay
  Convert a date to the day with suffix (e.g., "1st").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note right of DateHelper::setMonth
  Convert a date to the numeric month (e.g., "5").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note left of DateHelper::setYear
  Convert a date to the full year (e.g., "2024").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
end note

note right of DateHelper::setYearMonth
  Convert a date to a year/month format (e.g., "2024/05").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
  
  arguments:
    string|int $date
    string $spacer = '/'
    bool $checkStamp = true
end note

note left of DateHelper::setYearMonthDay
  Convert a date to a year/month/day format (e.g., "2024/05/03").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
  
  arguments:
    string|int $date
    string $spacer = '/'
    bool $checkStamp = true
end note

note right of DateHelper::setDayMonthYear
  Convert a date to a day/month/year format (e.g., "03/05/2024").

  since: 3.0.0
  return: string
  
  arguments:
    string|int $date
    string $spacer = '/'
    bool $checkStamp = true
end note

note left of DateHelper::getValidTimestamp
  Convert a date string to a valid timestamp.

  since: 3.0.0
  return: int
end note

note right of DateHelper::isValidTimeStamp
  Check if the input is a valid Unix timestamp.

  since: 3.0.0
  return: bool
end note

note left of DateHelper::isValidateDate
  Check if a string is a valid date according to the specified format.

  since: 3.0.0
  return: bool
end note

@enduml

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