Rule/date time diff #1463
Rule/date time diff #1463
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Signed-off-by: Henrique Moody <[email protected]>
library/Rules/DateTimeDiff.php
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| private function getTranslatedType(string $type): string | ||
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| return match ($type) { | ||
| 'y' => 'years', | ||
| 'm' => 'months', | ||
| 'd' => 'days', | ||
| 'days' => 'full days', | ||
| 'h' => 'hours', | ||
| 'i' => 'minutes', | ||
| 's' => 'seconds', | ||
| 'f' => 'microseconds', | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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If we are going to use this, I believe that we can improve to a Enum file. I didn't create because the project don't have any
| private function isDateIntervalType(string $age): bool | ||
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| return in_array($age, array_keys(get_object_vars((new DateInterval('P1Y'))))); | ||
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I know this seems weird, but i wanted to use those DateInterval vars. what do you guys think about it? How do we can improve this validation?
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@gvieiragoulart I approved the CI run. There are some static analysis checks you'll need to fix before we can merge this! I'll keep an eye here to approve the CI run again as soon as you fix them, and once it passes, I'll do a full review! |
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library/Rules/DateTimeDiff.php
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| @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ final class DateTimeDiff extends Standard | |||
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| /** @param "years"|"months"|"days"|"hours"|"minutes"|"seconds"|"microseconds" $type */ | |||
| /** @param string $type "years"|"months"|"days"|"hours"|"minutes"|"seconds"|"microseconds" */ | |||
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This was like that on purpose, it's a literal constant. See https://phpstan.org/writing-php-code/phpdoc-types#literals-and-constants
| /** | ||
| * @param string $type "years"|"months"|"days"|"hours"|"minutes"|"seconds"|"microseconds" | ||
| * @param string|null $format Example: "Y-m-d H:i:s.u" | ||
| * @param DateTimeImmutable|null $now The value that will be compared to the input |
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I'm a against adding documentation to the code like that, I think the name of the parameter should be pretty obvious for what it does, otherwise we should do that for everything. I understand that it can be useful to add some documentation here and there, but for this specific method, I would rather not have it.
library/Rules/DateTimeDiff.php
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| /** | |||
| * @param string $type "years"|"months"|"days"|"hours"|"minutes"|"seconds"|"microseconds" | |||
| * @param string|null $format Example: "Y-m-d H:i:s.u" | |||
| * @param string $type DateInterval format examples: (y, m, d, days, h, i, s, f) | |||
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I do understand the appeal of using DateInterval formats directly. However, I think having more descriptive values is better as it's more understandable. With the literal constant, there's no reason to translate or document anything.
| 'y' => 'years', | ||
| 'm' => 'months', | ||
| 'd' => 'days', | ||
| 'days' => 'full days', |
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| return (new Result($nextSibling->isValid, $input, $this, $parameters))->withNextSibling($nextSibling); | |||
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| private function comparisonValue(DateTimeInterface $now, DateTimeInterface $compareTo) | |||
| private function comparisonValue(DateTimeInterface $now, DateTimeInterface $compareTo): int|float | |||
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Not sure if that's correct, because days can return false
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I mixed some of my changes and yours @gvieiragoulart! Here's the merge request: #1475 I'm not sure whether we should add |
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I've closing this since it was merged already. I haven't implemented the Anyways, thank you so much for contributing and helping this rule get done! I really appreciate it! 🐼 |
Resolves #1462
What?
This PR introduces a new validation rule, DateTimeDiff wich validates the difference of date/time against a specific rule.
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$typeargument on our construct should follow PHP's DateInterval properties. So we can use types such as year, months,days,full days,hours,minutes,seconds,microseconds.Note: This is my first PR in a relatively large open-source project, so if I've done anything incorrectly, please let me know. 👍