function getOnCallWeekRangeWithTZ($date)
{
// This function is like the one above, except takes the timezone into account for accurate
// retrieval of the alerts sent to the user from Splunk. Can't afford to be an hour out here.
$oncall_timezone = getTeamOncallConfig('timezone');
$oncall_start_time = getTeamOncallConfig('start');
$oncall_end_time = getTeamOncallConfig('end');
$date_bits = explode('(', $date);
$date = array_shift($date_bits);
$ts = strtotime($date);
$ts = date('l', $ts) == "Saturday" || date('l', $ts) == "Sunday" ? $ts = $ts - 172800 : $ts;
date_default_timezone_set($oncall_timezone);
$start = strtotime("last {$oncall_start_time}", $ts);
$return_start = date('U', $start);
$return_end = date('U', strtotime("next {$oncall_end_time}", $start));
date_default_timezone_set("UTC");
return array($return_start, $return_end);
}
function IsWorkingHoursWithTZ($date)
{
// This function is like the one above, except takes the timezone into account for accurate
// retrieval of the alerts sent to the user from Splunk. Can't afford to be an hour out here.
$oncall_timezone = getTeamOncallConfig('timezone');
//we extract working hours from config
$wanted_working_hours = getTeamOncallConfig('workinghours');
date_default_timezone_set($oncall_timezone);
$return_work_hours = explode("-", $wanted_working_hours[date("l", $date)]);
//we build to timestamp one with the starting working hours
// the second with the en of working hours for the selected day of week of our alert
$fork1 = strtotime(date("Y/m/d", $date) . " " . $return_work_hours[0]);
$fork2 = strtotime(date("Y/m/d", $date) . " " . $return_work_hours[1]);
//test if my date is between fork1 and fork2 and if yes, alert was fired during working hours
if ($date < $fork2 and $date > $fork1) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
