public function testParse()
{
// ARRANGE
$formater = new DateFormatter();
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('1 Novembre 2009', 'fr');
$this->assertEquals('1 novembre 2009', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'none', 'fr'));
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('1 Nov. 2009', 'fr');
$this->assertEquals('1 novembre 2009', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'none', 'fr'));
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('1 Nov. 2009 10:00', 'fr');
$this->assertEquals('1 novembre 2009 10:00', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'short', 'fr'));
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('Novembre 2009', 'fr');
$this->assertEquals('1 novembre 2009', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'none', 'fr'));
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('Nov. 2009', 'fr');
$this->assertEquals('1 novembre 2009', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'none', 'fr'));
// ACT - ASSERT
$date = $formater->parse('December 2009', 'en');
$this->assertEquals('December 1, 2009', $formater->format($date, 'long', 'none', 'en'));
}
/**
* Translate a timestamp to a localized string representation.
* Parameters dateType and timeType defines a kind of format. Allowed values are (none|short|medium|long|full).
* Default is medium for the date and no time.
* Uses default system locale by default. Pass another locale string to force a different translation.
* You might not like the default formats, so you can pass a custom pattern as last argument.
*
* @param mixed $date
* @param string $dateType
* @param string $timeType
* @param mixed $locale
* @param string $pattern
*
* @return string The string representation
*/
public static function localeDateFilter($date, $dateType = 'medium', $timeType = 'none', $locale = null, $pattern = null)
{
$formatter = new DateFormatter();
return $formatter->format($date, $dateType, $timeType, $locale, $pattern);
}
