Add Event model and calendar controller to test CalendarController - #25
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Adds a fixture for exercising the backend Calendar behavior (wintercms/winter#970): - Event model (winter_test_events) with a minimal RRULE expander (FREQ=DAILY/WEEKLY/ MONTHLY, INTERVAL, COUNT, UNTIL) via expandOccurrences(). - Events controller implementing CalendarController + List/Form controllers, with a calendar view, toolbar (New Event / List View), search and an all-day + date-range filter, plus columns.yaml / fields.yaml. - Plugin::boot() wires up the recommended server-side recurrence pattern: it disables the built-in window filter for Event calendars, adds a recurrence-aware window constraint using the window times now passed to backend.calendar.extendQueryBefore, and expands recurring masters into concrete occurrences in backend.calendar.extendRecords. - A backend nav item and a migration creating the table. - EventCalendarTest covering the recurrence expander and the full widget expansion path through the plugin's listeners. Supersedes the closed draft #21. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughAdds an Event model, database migration, and RRULE recurrence expansion for daily, weekly, and monthly events. Adds backend CRUD and calendar views with event forms, lists, filters, fields, columns, and navigation. Registers calendar listeners that retain recurring masters, filter records by overlap, and expand occurrences within the requested window. Adds tests for recurrence rules and server-side calendar expansion. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@controllers/events/config_filter.yaml`:
- Line 16: Update the calendar filter associated with config_calendar.yaml so
date-range filtering does not exclude recurring masters or overlapping events
before Plugin.php expansion. Replace the current start_at-only conditions with a
recurrence-aware query scope, or defer the date filtering until after records
are expanded, and add an integration test covering a recurring master whose
start_at precedes the selected range.
In `@models/Event.php`:
- Around line 82-92: Remove the fixed 1000-iteration cap from the recurrence
loop in Event, and iterate until COUNT, UNTIL, or windowEnd terminates the
series. Ensure occurrences before the requested window can be advanced through
so valid later events are produced without introducing another fixed limit.
- Around line 75-88: Update the UNTIL boundary logic in the occurrence loop of
Event so date-time values are compared directly against $cursor, excluding
occurrences after the exact timestamp. Preserve inclusive-through-day behavior
for date-only UNTIL values by applying startOfDay normalization only when the
value has no time component.
- Around line 113-115: Update the MONTHLY branch in the recurrence logic to
derive each occurrence from the master date using an explicit anchor-day policy,
preventing addMonths overflow for January 29–31 while handling leap-year dates
deterministically. Add coverage for January 29, 30, and 31 and relevant
leap-year cases.
In `@models/event/fields.yaml`:
- Around line 21-24: Update the Event model validation rules to permit a null
end_at while enforcing that any provided end_at is greater than or equal to
start_at; add a test covering rejection of an end_at before start_at.
- Around line 32-37: Add validation for the Event model’s rrule attribute in
Event::$rules so malformed RRULE values, especially invalid UNTIL components,
produce a model validation error before persistence. Ensure expandOccurrences()
also safely handles invalid UNTIL input without allowing Carbon::parse() to
throw during calendar retrieval.
In `@Plugin.php`:
- Around line 268-271: Update Event::expandOccurrences() to advance
recurring-master iteration near $windowStart instead of relying on the fixed
1,000-iteration historical cap, while preserving COUNT and UNTIL semantics.
Ensure the Plugin.php expansion flow still includes occurrences from older daily
masters, and add a regression test covering a daily master more than 1,000
intervals before the requested window.
- Around line 245-255: Update the event save validation to normalize and accept
only recurrence rules supported by Event::isRecurring() and
Event::expandOccurrences(). In the query predicate surrounding the rrule
condition, retain only validated expandable rules; route empty, invalid, or
unsupported persisted rules through the normal start_at/end_at overlap filter
instead of matching them unconditionally.
In `@tests/EventCalendarTest.php`:
- Around line 136-140: Update the event assertions in EventCalendarTest to
validate interval overlap: require each event start to be before windowEnd and
each event end to be at or after windowStart, rather than requiring starts
within the window. Add a fixture event beginning before August 1, 2026 and
ending after the window starts to cover this case.
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| date_range: | ||
| label: Date range | ||
| type: daterange | ||
| conditions: start_at >= ':after' AND start_at <= ':before' |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make the date-range filter recurrence-aware.
controllers/events/config_calendar.yaml:30 attaches this filter to the calendar. Plugin.php:231-277 expands only records returned by the query. This condition removes recurring masters whose stored start_at is before :after, so their occurrences are never expanded. It also removes non-recurring events that start before the selected range but overlap it.
Use a recurrence-aware query scope, or apply date filtering after record expansion. Add an integration test for a recurring master that starts before the selected range.
Winter CMS applies filter conditions to the list query. (wintercms.com)
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In `@controllers/events/config_filter.yaml` at line 16, Update the calendar filter
associated with config_calendar.yaml so date-range filtering does not exclude
recurring masters or overlapping events before Plugin.php expansion. Replace the
current start_at-only conditions with a recurrence-aware query scope, or defer
the date filtering until after records are expanded, and add an integration test
covering a recurring master whose start_at precedes the selected range.
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| $until = isset($rule['UNTIL']) ? Carbon::parse($rule['UNTIL']) : null; | ||
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| $duration = $this->end_at ? $this->start_at->diffInSeconds($this->end_at) : 0; | ||
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| $occurrences = []; | ||
| $cursor = $this->start_at->copy(); | ||
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| for ($i = 0; $i < 1000; $i++) { | ||
| if ($count !== null && $i >= $count) { | ||
| break; | ||
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| // Compare by day so a date-only UNTIL (e.g. 2026-08-15) includes that whole day. | ||
| if ($until !== null && $cursor->copy()->startOfDay()->greaterThan($until->copy()->startOfDay())) { | ||
| break; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Compare timestamp-valued UNTIL values at their exact time.
Line 87 truncates every UNTIL value to its day. If UNTIL=2026-08-15T09:00:00Z, an occurrence at 2026-08-15 10:00:00 is incorrectly included.
Keep date-only UNTIL inclusive through that day. Compare date-time UNTIL values directly to $cursor.
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In `@models/Event.php` around lines 75 - 88, Update the UNTIL boundary logic in
the occurrence loop of Event so date-time values are compared directly against
$cursor, excluding occurrences after the exact timestamp. Preserve
inclusive-through-day behavior for date-only UNTIL values by applying startOfDay
normalization only when the value has no time component.
| for ($i = 0; $i < 1000; $i++) { | ||
| if ($count !== null && $i >= $count) { | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| // Compare by day so a date-only UNTIL (e.g. 2026-08-15) includes that whole day. | ||
| if ($until !== null && $cursor->copy()->startOfDay()->greaterThan($until->copy()->startOfDay())) { | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| if ($cursor->greaterThanOrEqualTo($windowEnd)) { | ||
| break; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Remove the fixed recurrence limit.
The 1000 iteration limit silently drops valid occurrences. For example, a daily master that starts on January 1, 2020 cannot produce events for an August 2026 window because the cursor stops before it reaches that window.
Calculate the first relevant occurrence, or iterate until COUNT, UNTIL, or windowEnd ends the series. Do not use a fixed limit that changes calendar results.
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In `@models/Event.php` around lines 82 - 92, Remove the fixed 1000-iteration cap
from the recurrence loop in Event, and iterate until COUNT, UNTIL, or windowEnd
terminates the series. Ensure occurrences before the requested window can be
advanced through so valid later events are produced without introducing another
fixed limit.
| case 'MONTHLY': | ||
| $cursor->addMonths($interval); | ||
| break; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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if [ -f composer.json ]; then cat -n composer.json; fi
printf '%s\n' '--- Event recurrence implementation ---'
cat -n models/Event.php | sed -n '1,145p'
printf '%s\n' '--- recurrence tests ---'
cat -n tests/EventCalendarTest.php | sed -n '1,150p'
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Carbon addMonths default month overflow January 31 March 3 Carbon 2 Carbon 3 Winter CMS Carbon dependency
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Carbon's default behavior for adding months relies on PHP's underlying DateTime library, which allows "month overflow" [1][2]. When you add one month to a date like January 31, the operation increments the month and carries the remaining days over into the following month [1][2]. For example, adding one month to January 31 results in March 3 (or March 2 in a leap year) because February does not have 31 days [1][2][3]. To prevent this overflow, Carbon provides several dedicated methods and settings: 1. Use "NoOverflow" Methods: Carbon includes explicit methods such as addMonthsNoOverflow(n) or addMonthNoOverflow, which keep the date within the last day of the target month [4][5][3]. For example, January 31 plus one month using addMonthNoOverflow results in February 28 [1][2]. 2. Instance Settings: Since Carbon 2, you can configure individual instances to prevent overflow by default using the settings method [1][2]: $dt->settings(['monthOverflow' => false]); 3. Global Settings: You can also change the behavior globally using Carbon::useMonthsOverflow(false) [2]. Regarding your query on Winter CMS, Winter CMS uses the nesbot/carbon package as a dependency, and it follows standard Carbon versioning. Carbon 2 and 3 both support these overflow controls, ensuring consistent behavior for date manipulation across your application [1][2]. Top results: [1], [2], [4]
Citations:
- 1: https://carbon.nesbot.com/guide/date-time-manipulation/addition-and-subtraction.html
- 2: https://carbonphp.github.io/carbon/guide/date-time-manipulation/addition-and-subtraction.html
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39207798/carbon-why-addmonths-change-the-day-of-month
- 4: https://github.com/briannesbitt/carbon/blob/master/src/Carbon/Carbon.php
- 5: https://carbonphp.github.io/carbon/develop/reference.html
Define deterministic monthly recurrence behavior.
addMonths() can overflow January 29–31 into a later month. Derive each occurrence from the master date with an explicit anchor-day policy. Add tests for January 29–31 and leap-year dates.
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In `@models/Event.php` around lines 113 - 115, Update the MONTHLY branch in the
recurrence logic to derive each occurrence from the master date using an
explicit anchor-day policy, preventing addMonths overflow for January 29–31
while handling leap-year dates deterministically. Add coverage for January 29,
30, and 31 and relevant leap-year cases.
| end_at: | ||
| label: End | ||
| type: datepicker | ||
| mode: datetime |
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Reject end times before start times.
This form permits end_at to precede start_at. The supplied models/Event.php:12-137 validation rules require start_at but do not validate the interval. Calendar rendering and recurrence expansion then consume invalid event bounds.
Add model-level validation that allows a null end_at but requires end_at >= start_at. Add a test for the rejected interval.
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In `@models/event/fields.yaml` around lines 21 - 24, Update the Event model
validation rules to permit a null end_at while enforcing that any provided
end_at is greater than or equal to start_at; add a test covering rejection of an
end_at before start_at.
| rrule: | ||
| label: Recurrence rule (RRULE) | ||
| type: text | ||
| span: right | ||
| comment: 'Optional. e.g. FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;COUNT=10 or FREQ=MONTHLY' | ||
| placeholder: 'FREQ=WEEKLY' |
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printf '%s\n' '--- RRULE and UNTIL references ---'
rg -n -i --glob '!vendor/**' --glob '!node_modules/**' 'rrule|UNTIL|Carbon::parse|recurrence|expand' .
printf '%s\n' '--- fields.yaml ---'
cat -n models/event/fields.yaml
printf '%s\n' '--- Event.php outline ---'
ast-grep outline models/Event.php 2>/dev/null || true
printf '%s\n' '--- Event.php relevant range ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- Event-related tests ---'
if [ -f tests/EventCalendarTest.php ]; then
cat -n tests/EventCalendarTest.php
fi
printf '%s\n' '--- Event validation and save hooks ---'
rg -n -C 4 --glob '*.php' --glob '*.yaml' 'rules|beforeValidate|afterValidate|beforeSave|afterSave|rrule|UNTIL' models tests Plugin.php
printf '%s\n' '--- standalone RRULE control-flow probe ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
SUPPORTED = {'DAILY', 'WEEKLY', 'MONTHLY'}
def parse_rrule(rrule):
parts = {}
for segment in rrule.split(';'):
if '=' not in segment:
continue
key, value = segment.split('=', 1)
parts[key.strip().upper()] = value.strip()
return parts
def expansion_path(rrule):
rule = parse_rrule(rrule)
freq = rule.get('FREQ')
if freq not in SUPPORTED:
return {'path': 'returned_without_until_parse', 'rule': rule}
if 'UNTIL' in rule:
return {'path': 'Carbon::parse(UNTIL)', 'until': rule['UNTIL'], 'rule': rule}
return {'path': 'expansion_without_until_parse', 'rule': rule}
for value in [
'FREQ=WEEKLY',
'FREQ=WEEKLY;UNTIL=2026-08-15',
'FREQ=WEEKLY;UNTIL=not-a-date',
'FREQ=YEARLY;UNTIL=not-a-date',
'garbage',
]:
print(value, '=>', expansion_path(value))
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Carbon PHP Carbon::parse throws InvalidFormatException unparseable input documentation
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The Carbon\Exceptions\InvalidFormatException is thrown by Carbon when it fails to parse a given string into a valid date or time [1][2]. This exception was introduced in Carbon version 2.34.0 to provide a more specific and standard way to handle parsing failures compared to generic exceptions [1]. When Carbon::parse (or similar methods like createFromFormat) receives input that it cannot interpret, it triggers this exception [3][4]. Common causes include passing an empty string, malformed date strings, or values that do not match a specified format (e.g., "15.15.2015") [1][4][5]. To handle this exception, you can use a try-catch block: try { $date = Carbon::parse('invalid-date-string'); } catch (\Carbon\Exceptions\InvalidFormatException $e) { // Handle the invalid format here (e.g., log it or return a default value) $date = null; } In a Laravel application, you can also handle this globally in your Exception Handler (app/Exceptions/Handler.php) by rendering a specific response when this exception occurs, which prevents the need for repetitive try-catch blocks throughout your code [1]. While some users request non-throwing methods, the maintainers generally recommend explicit exception handling as the safest way to manage invalid values [6]. If you prefer not to use try-catch for control flow, you can implement your own wrapper helper to return null on failure [6]. Top results: [3][1][2][6]
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- 1: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46828901/carbon-laravel-deal-with-invalid-date
- 2: https://app.studyraid.com/en/read/14986/517603/handling-invalid-date-strings-and-exceptions
- 3: https://github.com/briannesbitt/Carbon/blob/master/src/Carbon/Traits/Creator.php
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77424622/laravel-carbon-invalidformatexception-unexpected-data-found-does-anyone-under
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69365506/carbon-exceptions-invalidformatexception-unexpected-data-found-unexpected-data
- 6: feat: Add tryParse method briannesbitt/Carbon#3179
Reject malformed RRULE values before saving.
Event::$rules does not validate rrule, and expandOccurrences() passes invalid UNTIL values to Carbon::parse(). Calendar retrieval expands every non-null rrule, so InvalidFormatException can fail the request. Return a model validation error or handle invalid UNTIL without throwing.
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In `@models/event/fields.yaml` around lines 32 - 37, Add validation for the Event
model’s rrule attribute in Event::$rules so malformed RRULE values, especially
invalid UNTIL components, produce a model validation error before persistence.
Ensure expandOccurrences() also safely handles invalid UNTIL input without
allowing Carbon::parse() to throw during calendar retrieval.
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| $query->where(function ($q) use ($start, $end) { | ||
| $q->whereNotNull('rrule') | ||
| ->orWhere(function ($inner) use ($start, $end) { | ||
| $inner->where('start_at', '<', $end) | ||
| ->where(function ($e) use ($start) { | ||
| $e->where('end_at', '>=', $start) | ||
| ->orWhere(function ($point) use ($start) { | ||
| $point->whereNull('end_at')->where('start_at', '>=', $start); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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Match the recurring-query predicate to the recurrence contract.
Line 246 retains every non-NULL rrule. Event::isRecurring() rejects empty values, and Event::expandOccurrences() returns the unexpanded master for unsupported rules. An empty or unsupported rule on an event outside the requested window can therefore appear in the calendar.
Normalize and validate supported rules when saving. Then make this query retain only rules that can expand. Process invalid persisted rules with the normal overlap filter or reject them.
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In `@Plugin.php` around lines 245 - 255, Update the event save validation to
normalize and accept only recurrence rules supported by Event::isRecurring() and
Event::expandOccurrences(). In the query predicate surrounding the rrule
condition, retain only validated expandable rules; route empty, invalid, or
unsupported persisted rules through the normal start_at/end_at overlap filter
instead of matching them unconditionally.
| $expanded = collect(); | ||
| foreach ($records as $record) { | ||
| foreach ($record->expandOccurrences($windowStart, $windowEnd) as $occurrence) { | ||
| $expanded->push($occurrence); |
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Expand older recurring masters without a fixed historical cap.
Event::expandOccurrences() starts at the master start time and stops after 1,000 iterations. A daily event that began more than 1,000 days before the requested window produces no current occurrences. This listener silently drops that event from the calendar.
Advance the cursor near $windowStart before iterating, while preserving COUNT and UNTIL semantics. Add a regression test for a daily master older than 1,000 intervals.
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In `@Plugin.php` around lines 268 - 271, Update Event::expandOccurrences() to
advance recurring-master iteration near $windowStart instead of relying on the
fixed 1,000-iteration historical cap, while preserving COUNT and UNTIL
semantics. Ensure the Plugin.php expansion flow still includes occurrences from
older daily masters, and add a regression test covering a daily master more than
1,000 intervals before the requested window.
| // Every returned event falls within the visible window. | ||
| foreach ($result['events'] as $event) { | ||
| $start = Carbon::parse($event['start'])->timestamp; | ||
| $this->assertGreaterThanOrEqual($this->windowStart, $start); | ||
| $this->assertLessThan($this->windowEnd, $start); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert interval overlap instead of start containment.
The calendar query includes events that start before the window and end during it. The occurrence expansion uses the same overlap rule. These assertions require every event start to be inside the window, so they reject valid calendar records.
Assert start < windowEnd and end >= windowStart. Add an event that begins before August 1, 2026 and ends after the window begins.
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In `@tests/EventCalendarTest.php` around lines 136 - 140, Update the event
assertions in EventCalendarTest to validate interval overlap: require each event
start to be before windowEnd and each event end to be at or after windowStart,
rather than requiring starts within the window. Add a fixture event beginning
before August 1, 2026 and ending after the window starts to cover this case.
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Adds a fixture for exercising the backend Calendar behavior being built in wintercms/winter#970. Supersedes the closed draft #21.
What's added
Eventmodel (winter_test_events) with a minimal RRULE expander (FREQ=DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY,INTERVAL,COUNT,UNTIL) viaexpandOccurrences().Eventscontroller implementingCalendarController+ List/Form controllers — calendar view, toolbar (New Event / List View), search, and an all-day + date-range filter, withcolumns.yaml/fields.yaml.Plugin::boot()wires up the recommended server-side recurrence pattern: disables the built-in window filter for Event calendars, adds a recurrence-aware window constraint using the window times now passed tobackend.calendar.extendQueryBefore, and expands recurring masters into concrete occurrences inbackend.calendar.extendRecords.EventCalendarTest— covers the recurrence expander and the full widget expansion path through the plugin's listeners (5 tests, all passing).Verification
Browser-tested against winter#970: month/week/day/list views, month paging + client cache, event click → edit form, search, all-day/timed filtering, and recurrence expansion all work with no console errors.
Depends on wintercms/winter#970 (the
CalendarControllerbehavior and theextendQueryBeforewindow-times change it introduces).Summary by CodeRabbit
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