Ok so I am working on a calendar application within my CRM system and I need to find the upper and lower bounds of the half an hour surrorunding the timestamp at which someb
This is a solution using DateTimeInterface and keeping timezone information etc. Will also handle timezones that are not a multiple of 30 minutes offset from GMT (e.g. Asia/Kathmandu).
/**
* Return a DateTimeInterface object that is rounded down to the nearest half hour.
* @param \DateTimeInterface $dateTime
* @return \DateTimeInterface
* @throws \UnexpectedValueException if the $dateTime object is an unknown type
*/
function roundToHalfHour(\DateTimeInterface $dateTime)
{
$hours = (int)$dateTime->format('H');
$minutes = $dateTime->format('i');
# Round down to the last half hour period
$minutes = $minutes >= 30 ? 30 : 0;
if ($dateTime instanceof \DateTimeImmutable) {
return $dateTime->setTime($hours, $minutes);
} elseif ($dateTime instanceof \DateTime) {
// Don't change the object that was passed in, but return a new object
$dateTime = clone $dateTime;
$dateTime->setTime($hours, $minutes);
return $dateTime;
}
throw new UnexpectedValueException('Unexpected DateTimeInterface object');
}
You'll need to have created the DateTime object first though - perhaps with something like $dateTime = new DateTimeImmutable('@' . $timestamp). You can also set the timezone in the constructor.