As of Laravel Exchange Rates v3.0.0 the minimum required version of Laravel is no longer 5.8. You must be using at least Laravel 6 to use this library.
The following methods have now been updated so that they can now support multiple exchange rates and conversions in one method call:
exchangeRate()exchangeRateBetweenDateRange()convert()convertBetweenDateRange()
The two methods exchangeRate() and exchangeRateBetweenDateRange() now accept either a string or array as the
second parameter. The two methods convert() and convertBetweenDateRange() now accept either a string or array
as the third parameter.
If any of these methods are overridden in an inherited class, you will need to update your method signatures to match the following new signatures:
exchangeRate(string $from, $to, Carbon $date = null)
exchangeRateBetweenDateRange(string $from, $to, Carbon $date, Carbon $endDate, array $conversions = []): array
convert(int $value, string $from, $to, Carbon $date = null)
convertBetweenDateRange(int $value, string $from, $to, Carbon $date, Carbon $endDate, array $conversions = []): array
The namespace for the ExchangeRate class was originally AshAllenDesign\LaravelExchangeRates. This has
now been updated to AshAllenDesign\LaravelExchangeRates\Classes to be consistent with other classes in the
library. Anywhere that this class has been used, you will need to update the import.
The snippets below show an example of how the namespaces need updating:
Change from this:
<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use AshAllenDesign\LaravelExchangeRates\ExchangeRate;
...to this:
<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use AshAllenDesign\LaravelExchangeRates\Classes\ExchangeRate;
...