/**
* Returns a new Schedule instance using a string description of the scheduled period type
* and a string description of the day within the period to execute the task on.
*
* @param string $periodType The scheduled period type. Can be `'hourly'`, `'daily'`, `'weekly'`, or `'monthly'`.
* @param bool|false|int|string $periodDay A string describing the day within the scheduled period to execute
* the task on. Only valid for week and month periods.
*
* If `'weekly'` is supplied for `$periodType`, this should be a day
* of the week, for example, `'monday'` or `'tuesday'`.
*
* If `'monthly'` is supplied for `$periodType`, this can be a numeric
* day in the month or a day in one week of the month. For example,
* `12`, `23`, `'first sunday'` or `'fourth tuesday'`.
* @return Hourly|Daily|Weekly|Monthly
* @throws Exception
* @api
*/
public static function factory($periodType, $periodDay = false)
{
switch ($periodType) {
case 'hourly':
return new Hourly();
case 'daily':
return new Daily();
case 'weekly':
$result = new Weekly();
if ($periodDay !== false) {
$result->setDay($periodDay);
}
return $result;
case 'monthly':
$result = new Monthly($periodDay);
if ($periodDay !== false) {
if (is_int($periodDay)) {
$result->setDay($periodDay);
} else {
$result->setDayOfWeekFromString($periodDay);
}
}
return $result;
default:
throw new Exception("Unsupported scheduled period type: '{$periodType}'. Supported values are" . " 'hourly', 'daily', 'weekly' or 'monthly'.");
}
}
/**
* Tests invalid call to setDay on Monthly
* @expectedException \Exception
*/
public function testSetDayScheduledTimeMonthlyOver31()
{
$monthlySchedule = new Monthly();
$monthlySchedule->setDay(32);
}
