Business calendar object

The date is calculated from the specified date and with the specified duration. If a user is provided, the calculation will use the business calendar associated with that user. Otherwise, the default calendar specified for the company as a whole will be used. For example, you can calculate date within working hours will be 14 hours after the process start date:

const workingTime = await System.productionSchedule. calcDate(Context.data.__createdAt, new Duration(14, 'hours'));

Important: the time parameter must be a multiple of minutes. The result is an object of the TDatetime type, with the same time zone as the input parameter from.

Example of deleting short days and public holidays:

await  System.productionSchedule.deleteSpecialDays([
     new TDate(2023, 12, 31),  
     new TDate(2023, 12, 30), 
]); 

General settings of the Business Calendar include work schedule and non- working days of the week.

const generalSettings = await  System.productionSchedule.getGeneralSettings();

Sort days and public holidays are returned for a certain period specified
in the method's arguemnts:

The working hours duration is returned for the period passed in the method’ s arguments. If a user is provided, the calculation will use the business calendar associated with that user. Otherwise, the default calendar specified for the company as a whole will be used.

Example of editing the settings:

const settings = await  System.productionSchedule.getGeneralSettings();
settings.weekends = { 
    monday:    false, 
   tuesday:   false, 
   wednesday: false, 
   thursday:   false, 
   friday:    false, 
   saturday:  true,  // Saturday is a non- working day 
   sunday:    true,  // Sunday is a non-working day 
} 
await  System.productionSchedule.saveGeneralSettings(settings); 

Example of creating short days and public holidays:

await  System.productionSchedule.saveSpecialDays([
     { 
         date: new  TDate(2023, 12, 30), 
         holiday: false, 
         from: 16 * 60 * 60,  // From 4 pm 
         to: 18 * 60 * 60,   // To 6 pm 
     }, 
     {  
         date: new TDate(2023, 12, 31), 
         holiday: true, // Holiday  
         from: 0, 
         to: 0, 
     }, 
]);