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1. Install Easy Jalali Library via Composer:
composer require majidcode/easy-jalaliNote: you can use it in your Laravel project.
2. Add your DateTime to EasyJalali
- If it’s Georgian use
EasyJalali::fromGeorgian('2022-11-02', 'Y-m-d');to create your date in EasyJalali. - If it’s Jalali use
EasyJalali::fromJalali('1399-05-21', 'Y-m-d');to create your date in EasyJalali. - Also, you can use carbon to create date in EasyJalali:
EasyJalali::fromCarbon(Carbon::now());
3. Convert to your format
- Use
toJalali()ortoGeorgian()to convert your date.
4. Get your result in your favourite format.
- You can use
toFormat('Y/m/d');to get your result.
Example of use in the Laravel 8.0:
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