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Simple helper to iterate over time:

foreach (TimeIterator::create('today', '+1 day', 'last day of this month') as $day) {
    createEventForDate($day);
    echo 'Event created for date: ' . $day->format('Y-m-d') . PHP_EOL;
}

will output a list of dates from today until the end of the month. Simple, isn't it?

You can also fetch an array of DateTime objects using getArray():

$ti = new TimeIterator('now', '+1 minute', 'tomorrow');
doSomething($ti->getArray());

Or if you just need an array of strings, you can just use format($format):

$ti = new TimeIterator('15:00', '-5 minutes', '14:30');
return $ti->format('H:i');

will return:

[
    '15:00',
    '14:55',
    '14:50',
    '14:45',
    '14:40',
    '14:35',
    '14:30',        
]

Author

•  Andrzej Prusinowski Avris.it
•  Licence: CC-BY