Digital Revolution Internationalization

Library to format Numbers, Dates, \Money\Money objects and currencies to string according to the locale.

Getting Started

composer require digitalrevolution/intl

Usage

NumberFormatService

Format number and currencies

use DR\Internationalization\Currency\CurrencyFormatOptions;
use DR\Internationalization\Number\NumberFormatOptions;
use DR\Internationalization\NumberFormatService;
use Money\Money;

// set default configuration
$currencyOptions = (new CurrencyFormatOptions())
    ->setLocale('nl_NL')
    ->setCurrencyCode('EUR')
    ->setGrouping(false);
$numberOptions = (new NumberFormatOptions())
    ->setLocale('nl_NL')
    ->setDecimals(2)
    ->setTrimDecimals(true); 
$service = new NumberFormatService($currencyOptions, $numberOptions);

Format currencies:

$service->currency(1500.5);                                                       
// output: € 1500,50

$service->currency(new Money('150050', new Currency('EUR')));                    
// output: € 1500,50

$service->currency(1500.5, (new CurrencyFormatOptions())->setGrouping(true));
// output: € 1.500,50

Format numbers:

$service->number(1500.5);                                                        
// output: 1500,50

$service->number(1500.5, (new NumberFormatOptions())->setGrouping(true));   
// output: 1.500,50

$service->number(1500.0, (new NumberFormatOptions())->setTrimDecimals(NumberFormatOptions::TRIM_DECIMAL_ALL_OR_NOTHING));  
// output: 1500

$service->number(1500.5, (new NumberFormatOptions())->setTrimDecimals(NumberFormatOptions::TRIM_DECIMAL_ALL_OR_NOTHING));  
// output: 1500.50

$service->number(1500.5, (new NumberFormatOptions())->setTrimDecimals(NumberFormatOptions::TRIM_DECIMAL_ANY));  
// output: 1500.5

NumberParser

Parse float number from string determining the user's input for thousands and decimals separator.

NumberParser::parseFloat('1050');
// output: 1050.0

NumberParser::parseFloat('1050.5');
// output: 1050.5

NumberParser::parseFloat('1050,5');
// output: 1050.5

NumberParser::parseFloat('1.050,5');
// output: 1050.5

NumberParser::parseFloat('1,050.5');
// output: 1050.5

NumberParser::parseFloat('1,000,050.5');
// output: 1000050.5

DateFormatService

Formats dates and times. Input can be timestamps, strings (compatible with strtotime) and DateTimeInterface objects.

Use the following for format: https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/userguide/format_parse/datetime/#date-field-symbol-table

$dateFormatOptions = new DateFormatOptions('nl_NL', date_default_timezone_get())
$dateFormatter = new DateFormatService($dateFormatOptions);

$dateFormatter->format(time(), 'eeee dd LLLL Y - HH:mm:ss');
// example output: zaterdag 02 juni 2040 - 05:57:02

$dateFormatter->format('next saturday', 'eeee dd LLLL Y - HH:mm:ss');
// example output: zaterdag 02 juni 2040 - 05:57:02

$dateFormatter->format(new DateTime(), 'eeee dd LLLL Y - HH:mm:ss');
// example output: zaterdag 02 juni 2040 - 05:57:02

It is also possible to format dates and times to relative dates, such as 'today' and 'tomorrow' The RelativeDateFormatOptions decides how many days ahead it will try to convert a date to a relative date.

$dateFormatOptions = new DateFormatOptions('nl_NL', date_default_timezone_get())
$dateFormatter = new DateFormatService($dateFormatOptions);

$dateFormatter->formatRelative(time(), 'Y-m-d', new RelativeDateFormatOptions(1));
// example output: Vandaag

$dateFormatter->formatRelative(new DateTime('+1 day'), 'Y-m-d', new RelativeDateFormatOptions(1);
// example output: Morgen

$dateFormatter->formatRelative(new DateTime('+2 days'), 'Y-m-d', new RelativeDateFormatOptions(2));
// example output: Overmorgen

$dateFormatter->formatRelative(new DateTime('-2 days'), 'Y-m-d', new RelativeDateFormatOptions(2));
// example output: Eergisteren

// This will not convert the date to a relative date, as the options limit it one day ahead. Instead, it formats the date to the given pattern.
$dateFormatter->formatRelative(new DateTime('+2 days'), 'Y-m-d', new RelativeDateFormatOptions(1));
// example output: 2024-01-03

DayOfTheWeekFormatter

Format the PHP Date day of the week to string

$formatter = new DayOfTheWeekFormatter('nl_NL');

$formatter->format(DayOfTheWeekFormatter::MONDAY);
// output: maandag

$formatter->format(DayOfTheWeekFormatter::MONDAY, 'en_US');
// output: Monday

PhoneNumberFormatService

Format phoneNumbers

use DR\Internationalization\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberFormatOptions;
use DR\Internationalization\PhoneNumberFormatService;

// set default configuration
$phoneNumberOptions = (new PhoneNumberFormatOptions())
    ->setDefaultCountryCode('NL')
    ->setFormat(PhoneNumberFormatOptions::FORMAT_INTERNATIONAL_DIAL);
$service = new PhoneNumberFormatService($phoneNumberOptions);

$service->format("+31612345678");                                                       
// output: 0031612345678

$service->format("0612345678");                                                       
// output: 0031612345678

PhoneNumberParseService

use DR\Internationalization\PhoneNumberParseService;

$parseService = new PhoneNumberParseService("NL");
$parsedPhoneNumber = $parseService->parse("+31612345678");

Project structure

Directory	Description
Currency	Format int, float or Money value to locale specific format. Use NumberFormatService::currency
Date	Format ISO-8601 day of the week to user friendly names
Money	Create Money object from float
Number	Format int or float value to locale specific format. Use NumberFormatService::number
PhoneNumber	Format phoneNumber value to specified format. Use PhoneNumberFormatService::format

Development

Run code quality checks:

composer run check

Run unit tests:

composer run test

About us

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