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Symfony bundle that adds the capability to change the datetime of an application

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symfony-time-machine
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[](#symfony-time-machine)

Symfony bundle that adds the capability to change the datetime of an application

Motivation
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[](#motivation)

Writing tests for your application is somewhat nice and easy. But what about testing your application that heavily is based upon `DateTime` objects?

There is `symfony/clock` which already provides a `ClockInterface` which you can use to inject a `NativeClock` or `MockClock` into your services.

But that only works for tests. What if you want to test end-to-end? You could change the system time of you server, true, but there is an easier way using this `symfony-time-machine`.

Installation
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[](#installation)

```
composer require icanhazstring/symfony-time-machine

```

If the autoregister doesn't work, add the bundle into your `config/bundles.php`.

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