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A wrapper to enumerate PHP 5.6+, 7.x timezones in a simplified way for use in various ways.
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A wrapper to enumerate PHP 5.6+, 7.x, 8.x timezones in a simplified way for use in various ways.
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This is done with Laravel 5.5+ in mind - YMMV elsewhere.
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## Basics
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* Creates timezone arrays based on PHP's supported timezones with optional grouping by region
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* Lists are sorted by offset from high (+14:00) to low (-11:00)
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* Optionally group the arrays (multi-dim associated array) by region
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+ sorting is the same, but only inside each region
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* For either case, return those as:
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+ php arrays for whatever use your heart desires
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+ HTML select list
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* 2 utility functions for converting to/from UTC
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- Creates timezone arrays based on PHP's supported timezones with optional grouping by region
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- Lists are sorted by offset from high (+14:00) to low (-11:00)
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- Optionally group the arrays (multi-dim associated array) by region
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- sorting is the same, but only inside each region
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- For either case, return those as:
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- php arrays for whatever use your heart desires
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- HTML select list
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- 2 utility functions for converting to/from UTC
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## Installation
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You can install this package using [Composer](https://getcomposer.org).
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``` bash
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```bash
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$ composer require jessedp/php-timezones
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Using version ^0.2.0 for jessedp/php-timezones
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The method `Timezones::create()` has three parameters:
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``` php
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```php
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Timezones::create($name, $selected, $opts);
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* $name **required** - the *name* of the select element
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* $selected - sets the selected value of list box, assuming the a value with the option exists
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* $opts an array of options as key=>value:
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+ attr => *array* of key=>value pairs to be included in the select element (ie, 'id', 'class', etc.)
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+ with_regions => *boolean* whether or not to use option groups for the regions/continents (defaults to false)
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+ regions => array (of strings) specifying the region(s) to include
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- $name **required** - the _name_ of the select element
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- $selected - sets the selected value of list box, assuming the a value with the option exists
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- $opts an array of options as key=>value:
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- attr => _array_ of key=>value pairs to be included in the select element (ie, 'id', 'class', etc.)
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- with*regions => \_boolean* whether or not to use option groups for the regions/continents (defaults to false)
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- regions => array (of strings) specifying the region(s) to include
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#### Basic Example
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``` php
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Timezones::create('timezone');
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```php
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Timezones::create('timezone');
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Returns a string similar to:
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``` html
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<select name="timezone">
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<option value="Africa/Abidjan">(GMT/UTC + 00:00) Abidjan</option>
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<option value="Africa/Accra">(GMT/UTC + 00:00) Accra</option>
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</select>
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```html
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<select name="timezone">
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<option value="Africa/Abidjan">(GMT/UTC + 00:00) Abidjan</option>
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<option value="Africa/Accra">(GMT/UTC + 00:00) Accra</option>
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</select>
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#### "Selected" Example
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Same as above, but *Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh* will be selected by default
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Same as above, but _Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh_ will be selected by default
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#### "Options" Example
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You may also add multiple attributes with an array.
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<option value="Pacific/Apia">(GMT/UTC + 14:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pacific/Apia</option>
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<option value="Pacific/Kiritimati">(GMT/UTC + 14:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pacific/Kiritimati</option>
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<option value="Asia/Shanghai">(GMT/UTC + 08:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Asia/Shanghai</option>
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<option value="Asia/Singapore">(GMT/UTC + 08:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Asia/Singapore</option>
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<option value="Asia/Taipei">(GMT/UTC + 08:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Asia/Taipei</option>
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<option value="America/New_York">(GMT/UTC − 05:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;America/New York</option>
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(GMT/UTC + 08:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Asia/Shanghai
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<option value="Africa/Addis_Ababa">(GMT/UTC + 03:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Addis Ababa</option>
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<option value="America/Noronha">(GMT/UTC − 02:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Noronha</option>
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- https://github.com/JackieDo/Timezone-List
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- https://github.com/camroncade/timezone
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The [Spatie group](https://github.com/spatie) and specifically the [laravel-analytics](https://github.com/spatie/laravel-analytics/) project I used ~~as inspiration~~ copied for structure

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