Look guys , i have two functions.
public function date(){
BusinessTime::enable(Carbon::class);
BusinessTime::enable(Carbon::class, [
'sunday' => ['08:00-22:00'],
'monday' => ['08:00-22:00'],
'tuesday' => ['08:00-22:00'],
'wednesday' => ['08:00-22:00'],
'thursday' => ['08:00-22:00'],
'friday' => ['08:00-23:59'],
'saturday' => ['00:00-23:59'],
'holidaysAreClosed' => true,
]);
$options = 0;
$date1 = Carbon::parse('2020-11-20 20:00')->diffInBusinessHours('2020-11-22 16:00:00', $options);
$date2 = $this->date2();
$date3 = $date2 - $date1;
echo 'Hours In'.round($date1);
echo '<br>';
echo 'Horas Out'.round($date3);
}
that return me all the hours , that are inside my range of bussiness hours .
and i have another function that return me all time between two dates .
public function date2(){
$start = Carbon::create(2020,11,20,20,0,0,'America/Recife');
$end = Carbon::create(2020,11,22,16,0,0,'America/Recife');
$options = 0;
return $start->diffInHours($end);
}
but how could i return on fuction date() , for example returne the diffInBusinessHours separate by day , where could be a array of date and hours . its possible ?
Are you using kylekatarnls/business-time ?
If so, have you tried using $carbonDate->getOpeningHours()
or Carbon::getOpeningHours()
?
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