Spok

By Magnetis

Spok is a tool for dealing with workdays and restdays in an easy way. It also provides functionalities for working with periods of dates.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'spok'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install spok

Usage

Dealing with workdays

You can use the Spok::Workday module to check if a date is either a restday or a workday:

require 'spok'

Spok::Workday.workday?(Date.new(2012, 12, 24))
# => true

Spok also supports different calendars for checking if a date is a workday or a restday

require 'spok'

Spok::Workday.workday?(Date.new(2012, 12, 24), calendar: :bovespa)
# => false

If calendar is not informed, it will default to the :brasil calendar.

The available calendars are defined with .yml files here.

Working with periods of dates

Objects from the Spok class can be used to work with periods of dates. You can initialize a new object passing the start and end date for your period to the new method:

require 'spok'

period = Spok.new(Date.new(2018, 9, 14), Date.new(2018, 10, 14))
another_period = Spok.new(Date.today, Date.today + 10.days)

You can also use the Spok.parse method to initialize a new object using a string:

require 'spok'

parsed_period = Spok.parse('20180901-20180903')

With the object, you can check for all the workdays in that period of dates:

require 'spok'

period = Spok.new(Date.new(2018, 10, 10), Date.new(2018, 10, 14))
period.workdays
# => [Wed, 10 Oct 2018, Thu, 11 Oct 2018]

Set default calendar

Spok.default_calendar = :bovespa

Documentation

The complete documentation in the RDoc format is available here:

https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/spok

Contributing

Please read our Contributing guide for more information.

Meridien / spok