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    <a href="https://github.com/VSG24/EasyDateTime" target="_blank"><h2 class="text-center text-red">
            EasyDateTime examples <small>v1.0.0</small></h2></a>
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<?php

require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

echo 'All input dates are expected in the <b>UTC</b> format, the methods will try to convert them into the timezone of
the object. If you don\'t want this behaviour you need to set the timezone property to \'UTC\'.';

echo '<hr>';

// Instantiate
echo '<code>$edt = new <b>EasyDateTime</b>(\'Asia/Tehran\', \'jalali\');</code>';
$edt = new EasyDateTime('Asia/Tehran', 'jalali');


echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>date</b>();</code><br><b>Gets the current datetime - no need for any parameters!</b><br><br>';
echo $edt->date();

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>date</b>(\'d l M\');</code><br><br>';
echo  $edt->date('d l M');

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>date</b>(\'Y-m-d H:i:s\', 1467851310);</code><br><b>Timestamp is in UTC, but the function
converts it to the current EasyDateTime object\'s timezone.</b><br><br>';
echo  $edt->date('Y-m-d H:i:s', 1467851310);

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>convertNumbers</b>($edt->date());</code><br><br>';
echo $edt->convertNumbers($edt->date());

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>timezone</b> = \'America/Los_Angeles\';</code><br><b>Changing timezone can be done
easily at runtime</b><br><br>';
$edt->timezone = 'America/Los_Angeles';
echo $edt->date();

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>gregorianStringToJalaliString</b>(\'2016-07-07 00:45\', \'Y-m-d H:i\', \'Y-m-d H:i\');
</code><br><b>Converting Gregorian date-times to Jalali, is a trivial task</b><br><br>';
$edt->timezone = 'Asia/Tehran';
echo $edt->gregorianStringToJalaliString('2016-07-07 00:45', 'Y-m-d H:i', 'Y-m-d H:i');

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>jalaliStringToGregorianString</b>(\'1395-04-17 01:14\', \'Y-m-d H:i\');
</code><br><b>The opposite (Jalali to Gregorian) is as easy, though more limited (Read the phpdocs for the method)
</b><br><br>';
echo $edt->jalaliStringToGregorianString('1395-04-17 01:14', 'Y-m-d H:i');

echo '<hr>';

echo '<code>$edt-><b>convertTimeZone</b>(\'2016-07-07 00:00:00\', \'America/Los_Angeles\', \'Asia/Tehran\', \'Y/m/d
H:i:s\');</code><br><b>Converting between timezones is easy and doesn\'n depend on the timezone of the EasyDateTime
object</b><br><br>';
echo $edt->convertTimeZone('2016-07-07 00:00:00', 'America/Los_Angeles', 'Asia/Tehran', 'Y/m/d H:i:s');

echo '<hr>';


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