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<?php
/**
* Class Google\Site_Kit\Core\Util\URL
*
* @package Google\Site_Kit\Core\Util
* @copyright 2023 Google LLC
* @license https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Apache License 2.0
* @link https://sitekit.withgoogle.com
*/
namespace Google\Site_Kit\Core\Util;
/**
* Class for custom date parsing methods.
*
* @since 1.99.0
* @access private
* @ignore
*/
class Date {
/**
* Parses a date range string into a start date and an end date.
*
* @since 1.99.0
*
* @param string $range Date range string. Either 'last-7-days', 'last-14-days', 'last-90-days', or
* 'last-28-days' (default).
* @param string $multiplier Optional. How many times the date range to get. This value can be specified if the
* range should be request multiple times back. Default 1.
* @param int $offset Days the range should be offset by. Default 1. Used by Search Console where
* data is delayed by two days.
* @param bool $previous Whether to select the previous period. Default false.
* @return array List with two elements, the first with the start date and the second with the end date, both as 'Y-m-d'.
*/
public static function parse_date_range( $range, $multiplier = 1, $offset = 1, $previous = false ) {
preg_match( '*-(\d+)-*', $range, $matches );
$number_of_days = $multiplier * ( isset( $matches[1] ) ? $matches[1] : 28 );
// Calculate the end date. For previous period requests, offset period by the number of days in the request.
$end_date_offset = $previous ? $offset + $number_of_days : $offset;
$date_end = gmdate( 'Y-m-d', strtotime( $end_date_offset . ' days ago' ) );
// Set the start date.
$start_date_offset = $end_date_offset + $number_of_days - 1;
$date_start = gmdate( 'Y-m-d', strtotime( $start_date_offset . ' days ago' ) );
return array( $date_start, $date_end );
}
}
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