package DDG::Goodie::CalendarToday; # ABSTRACT: Print calendar of current / given month and highlight (to)day use strict; use DDG::Goodie; use DateTime; use Try::Tiny; use URI::Escape::XS qw(encodeURIComponent); use Text::Trim; with 'DDG::GoodieRole::Dates'; zci answer_type => 'calendar'; zci is_cached => 0; primary_example_queries "calendar"; secondary_example_queries "calendar november", "calendar next november", "calendar november 2015", "cal 29 nov 1980", "cal 29.11.1980", "cal 1980-11-29"; description "Print calendar of current / given month and highlight (to)day"; name "Calendar Today"; code_url 'https://github.com/duckduckgo/zeroclickinfo-goodies/blob/master/lib/DDG/Goodie/CalendarToday.pm'; category "dates"; topics "everyday"; attribution email => ['webmaster@quovadit.org', 'webmaster@quovadit.org']; triggers startend => 'calendar', 'cal'; # define variables my @weekDays = ("S", "M", "T", "W", "T", "F", "S"); my $filler_words_regex = qr/(?:\b(?:on|of|for|the|a)\b)/; my $datestring_regex = datestring_regex(); my $formatted_datestring_regex = formatted_datestring_regex(); my $relative_dates_regex = relative_dates_regex(); handle remainder => sub { my $query = $_; my $date_object = DateTime->now; my ($currentDay, $currentMonth, $currentYear) = ($date_object->day(), $date_object->month(), $date_object->year()); my $highlightDay = 0; # Initialized, but won't match, by default. $query =~ s/$filler_words_regex//g; # Remove filler words. $query =~ s/\s{2,}/ /g; # Tighten up any extra spaces we may have left. $query =~ s/'s//g; # Remove 's for possessives. $query = trim $query; # Trim outside spaces. if ($query) { my ($date_string) = $query =~ qr#^($datestring_regex)$#i; # Extract any datestring from the query. $date_object = parse_datestring_to_date($date_string); return unless $date_object; # Decide if a specific day should be highlighted. If the query was not precise, eg "Nov 2009", # we can't hightlight. OTOH, if they specified a date, we highlight. Relative dates like "next # year", or "last week" exactly specify a date so they get highlighted also. $highlightDay = $date_object->day() if ($query =~ $formatted_datestring_regex || $query =~ $relative_dates_regex); } # Highlight today if it's this month and no other day was chosen. $highlightDay ||= $currentDay if (($date_object->year() eq $currentYear) && ($date_object->month() eq $currentMonth)); my $the_year = $date_object->year(); my $the_month = $date_object->month(); # return calendar my $start = parse_datestring_to_date($the_year . "-" . $the_month . "-1"); return format_result({ first_day => $start, first_day_num => $start->day_of_week() % 7, # 0=Sunday last_day => DateTime->last_day_of_month( year => $the_year, month => $the_month, )->day(), highlight => $highlightDay, }); }; # prepare text and html to be returned sub format_result { my $args = shift; my ($firstDay, $first_day_num, $lastDay, $highlightDay) = @{$args}{qw(first_day first_day_num last_day highlight)}; my $previous = $firstDay->clone->subtract(months => 1); my $next = $firstDay->clone->add(months => 1); # Print heading my $rText = "\n"; my $rHtml = '