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How to check business hour, non-business hour, weekend and holiday using PHP?

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At times, you may have faced problem in finding the solution where you have date&time as input and should check whether the date falls on Weekend, Holiday or Weekday & the time is between Business hours or Non-business hours.

Here is a code snippet to find the input(i.e date and time) comes under Holiday, Weekend, Business Hours and Non-Business Hours. 

<?php
 # Getting Workday Type
 # Suppose I consider the date with time 2018-12-25 19:28:00
 # You need to find out this date&time among the list of the Business hour, Non-business hour, Weekends, And Holidays
 # Holidays list & Weekdays are in Array
 # Consider Business works 9:00 AM to 6:00PM

 $holidays = ['01-01-2018','25-12-2018','10-07-2019','15-08-2019'];
 $weekdays = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6]; //['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri']
 $input_date = '2018-12-25 19:28:00'; //'YYYY-MM-DD h:i:s'
 $business_start_time = "09:00"; 
 $business_end_time = "18:00"; 
 $type = "";

 #1st check Holiday or not
 $dt = new DateTime($input_date);
 $date = $dt->format('d-m-Y');
 if(in_array($date,$holidays))
 {
  $type = "Holiday";
 }


 #2nd Check week end or not
 $wk_no = date("w", strtotime($input_date)); //["0"=>"sun","1"=>"mon"....."6"=>"sat"]
 if(($wk_no == 0 || $wk_no == 6) && $type != "Holiday" && !in_array($wk_no,$weekdays))
 {
  $type = "Weekend";
 }

 #3rd Check work day even weekend also working day or not
 if(in_array($wk_no,$weekdays) && $type != "Weekend" && $type != "Holiday")
 {
  $type = "Working day";
 }

 #4th Condition check Business hour or non-business hour
 $begin = date("H:i", strtotime($business_start_time)); // gives 24 format
 $end = date("H:i", strtotime($business_end_time));
 $now = date("H:i", strtotime($input_date));
 if (($now >= $begin && $now <= $end) && $type == "Working day")
 {
  $type = "business hour";
 }
 else if($type == "Weekend")
 {
  $type = "Weekend";
 }
 else if($type == "Holiday")
 {
  $type = "Holiday";
 }
 else 
 {
  $type = "Non-business hour";
 }

 echo $type."
";
 ?>
 
 //OUTPUT: Holiday
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