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Informations about the package daterange

org.heigl.DateRange

This small library tries to ease printing of date-ranges.

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Installation

Installation is easy via composer. Simply type this in your terminal to add the DateRange-Library to your -file:

composer require org_heigl/daterange

Usage

You can then use the DateRange library by creating a DateRange-instance, setting a format and a separator and then simply calling with the start-date and the end date as parameters.

Simple example:

More complex example:

You want to change parts of the date-formatting string? Try the Filters.

If you want to display something like 12 - 13.03.2013 (node the missing dot after the 12) you can use the formatting-string and add a lik this:

Currently the following Filters are available:


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