public function CalendarController::updateNodePublishDate in Content Planner 8

Update creation date of a given Node.

Parameters

\Drupal\node\NodeInterface $node:

string $date:

Return value

\Zend\Diactoros\Response\JsonResponse

Throws

\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityStorageException

1 string reference to 'CalendarController::updateNodePublishDate'

content_calendar.routing.yml in modules/content_calendar/content_calendar.routing.yml

modules/content_calendar/content_calendar.routing.yml

File

modules/content_calendar/src/Controller/CalendarController.php, line 141

Class

CalendarController

Class CalendarController.

Namespace

Drupal\content_calendar\Controller

Code

public function updateNodePublishDate(NodeInterface $node, $date) {
  $data = [
    'success' => FALSE,
    'message' => NULL,
  ];

  // Get content type config entities.
  $content_type_config_entities = $this->contentTypeConfigService
    ->loadAllEntities();

  // Check for allowed types, marked in the Content Calendar settings.
  if (!array_key_exists($node
    ->getType(), $content_type_config_entities)) {
    $data['message'] = $this
      ->t('Action is not allowed for Nodes of type @type', [
      '@type' => $node
        ->getType(),
    ]);
    return new JsonResponse($data);
  }

  // First – Update created on date!
  // Get the Node's "created on" date
  $created_on_timestamp = $node
    ->get('created')
    ->getValue();
  $created_on_timestamp_value = $created_on_timestamp[0]['value'];

  // Return a date object
  $original_created_on_datetime = DateTimeHelper::convertUnixTimestampToDatetime($created_on_timestamp_value);

  // Extract hour, minutes and seconds.
  $hour = $original_created_on_datetime
    ->format('H');
  $minutes = $original_created_on_datetime
    ->format('i');
  $seconds = $original_created_on_datetime
    ->format('s');

  // Create a new datetime object from the given date.
  $new_created_on_datetime = \DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $date);

  // Set hour, minutes and seconds.
  $new_created_on_datetime
    ->setTime($hour, $minutes, $seconds);

  // Set created time.
  $node
    ->set('created', $new_created_on_datetime
    ->getTimestamp());

  // Second - Update publish on date! (only if publish on date is set)
  // Get publish on timestamp.
  $publish_on_timestamp = $node
    ->get('publish_on')
    ->getValue();
  $publish_on_timestamp_value = $publish_on_timestamp[0]['value'];

  // Only change scheduler publish on timestamp, when "publish on" is set
  if ($publish_on_timestamp_value) {

    // Get the Node's publish ondate and return a datetime object.
    $original_publish_datetime = DateTimeHelper::convertUnixTimestampToDatetime($publish_on_timestamp_value);

    // Extract hour, minutes and seconds.
    $hour = $original_publish_datetime
      ->format('H');
    $minutes = $original_publish_datetime
      ->format('i');
    $seconds = $original_publish_datetime
      ->format('s');

    // Create a new datetime object from the given date.
    $new_publish_datetime = \DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $date);

    // Set hour, minutes and seconds.
    $new_publish_datetime
      ->setTime($hour, $minutes, $seconds);

    // Set publish on datetime.
    $node
      ->set('publish_on', $new_publish_datetime
      ->getTimestamp());

    // Set created on datetime.
    $node
      ->set('created', $new_publish_datetime
      ->getTimestamp());
  }

  // Save.
  if ($node
    ->save() == SAVED_UPDATED) {
    $data['success'] = TRUE;
    $data['message'] = $this
      ->t('The creation date for Node @id has been updated', [
      '@id' => $node
        ->id(),
    ]);
  }
  return new JsonResponse($data);
}