PDate

Persian (aka Jalali, Shamsi or Hijri Shamsi) calendar library using php intl extension

what PDate can do?

• convert Gregorian date to persian date
• convert Persian date to gregorian date
• get current Persian date
• check Persian leap year
• check Gregorian leap year
• get start and end of each Persian month in gregorian date (can use for Jalali/Persian archive or monthly report)

default config is

[
    'dateTime'  => null,
    'y'         => null,
    'm'         => null,
    'd'         => null,
    'h'         => 0,
    'i'         => 0,
    's'         => 0,
    'inFormat'  => 'Y-m-d',
    'outFormat' => 'y-M-d',
    'local'     => null,
    'calendar'  => 'persian',
    'timeZone'  => null,
];

if you set dateTime, then y, m, d have no affect

inFormat is only available when you set value for dateTime parameter and use g2p() (Gregorian to Persian) method. if you want to pass date and/or outFormat directy to g2p() and p2g() you have to use one of following chatecters as delimiter between date, month, day, hour, minute and second: -, :, (white space), / examples of acceptable formats: 2018-10-9 2018/5/11 18:30:58 1397/5/11 18:30

you can set pArchive() last output date by setting $tillNow parameter to false and set third argument with date string(Y-m-d) or date array [Y, m,d] (in Persian date). by default $tillNow is true

example:

$pDate = new PDate();
$archive = $pDate->pArchive(3, false, [1397,4,31]); //start of archive is on 1397-1-1, end on 1397-4/31
var_dump($archive);

output:

array (size=3)
  0 => 
    array (size=4)
      0 => string '2018-6-22' (length=9) //1397-4-1
      1 => string '2018-7-22' (length=9) //1397-4-31
      'year' => int 1397
      'month' => int 4
  1 => 
    array (size=4)
      0 => string '2018-5-22' (length=9) //1397-3-1
      1 => string '2018-6-21' (length=9) //1397-3-31
      'year' => int 1397
      'month' => int 3
  2 => 
    array (size=4)
      0 => string '2018-4-21' (length=9) //1397-2-1
      1 => string '2018-5-21' (length=9) //1397-2-31
      'year' => int 1397
      'month' => int 2

possible outFormat values are documented at [https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/userguide/format_parse/datetime/).

possible inFormat values are documented at http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php.