| 1: | <?php declare(strict_types=1); |
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| 3: | namespace Salient\Core; |
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| 5: | use Salient\Contract\Core\DateParserInterface; |
| 6: | use Salient\Utility\Regex; |
| 7: | use Salient\Utility\Str; |
| 8: | use DateTimeImmutable; |
| 9: | use DateTimeZone; |
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| 18: | final class DotNetDateParser implements DateParserInterface |
| 19: | { |
| 20: | private const REGEX = '/^\/Date\((?<seconds>[0-9]*?)(?<milliseconds>[0-9]{1,3})(?<offset>[-+][0-9]{4})?\)\/$/'; |
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| 25: | public function parse(string $value, ?DateTimeZone $timezone = null): ?DateTimeImmutable |
| 26: | { |
| 27: | if (!Regex::match(self::REGEX, $value, $matches, \PREG_UNMATCHED_AS_NULL)) { |
| 28: | return null; |
| 29: | } |
| 30: | |
| 31: | $date = new DateTimeImmutable(sprintf( |
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| 33: | '@%d.%03d000', |
| 34: | (int) Str::coalesce($matches['seconds'], '0'), |
| 35: | (int) $matches['milliseconds'], |
| 36: | )); |
| 37: | if ($timezone) { |
| 38: | return $date->setTimezone($timezone); |
| 39: | } |
| 40: | if ($matches['offset'] !== null) { |
| 41: | return $date->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone($matches['offset'])); |
| 42: | } |
| 43: | return $date; |
| 44: | } |
| 45: | } |
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