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Jdatetimeplus

Jalali DateTime Class for PHP + More!

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jDateTimePlus

PHP class to convert dates from Gregorian calendar system to Jalali calendar system and vice versa. Supports dates beyond 2038.
Jalali, also known as Shamsi or Hijri Shamsi is the Iranian calendar system.

About this class

jDateTimePlus 1.0.0 is based on jDateTime 2.2.0

This package is a fork based on jDateTime by Sallar Kaboli. In this fork, I replaced Jalali to Gregorian and vice versa methods with new ones based on jdf 2.60. Also replaced the mktime method with a new one because the older version gave wrong results. I also fixed some of the phpdocs and introduced new methods. This package is best used with a higher abstraction such as EasyDateTime.

PHP's default date function does not support years higher than 2038, so the DateTime class was introduced in PHP5 to solve this problem and provide more sophisticated date methods. Iranian users have been using an old jdate function to convert Gregorian date to the Jalali equivalent, which is completely based on the old php date function so its pretty much out-dated.

Requirements

Unlike jDateTime, jDateTimePlus Requires PHP >= 5.4

Installation

Using Composer

You can install this package using composer. Add this package to your composer.json: 

"require": {
    "vsg24/jdatetimeplus": "dev-master"
}

or if you prefer command line, change directory to project root and:

php composer.phar require "vsg24/jdatetimeplus":"dev-master"

Manual Installation

Get a copy of package source code. You can do this in two ways:

  1. Download ZIP version of the source code and unzip it in desired location
  2. Run git clone https://github.com/VSG24/jDateTimePlus.git to clone this repository

After getting a copy of source code, it is enough to include jdatetime.class.php where you need to use it.

require_once 'path/to/source/jdatetimeplus.class.php';

Examples

Please see examples.php and example-static.php for working examples.

Contributors:

License

jDateTimePlus was created by Vahid Amiri Motlagh and released under the MIT License.

Copyright (C) 2016 Vahid Amiri Motlagh

Original Jalali to Gregorian (and vice versa) methods from "jdf 2.60" package: Copyright (C) 2015, Reza Gholampanahi http://jdf.scr.ir

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (C) 2016 Vahid Amiri Motlagh

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