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# jDateTime
Jalali (Shamsi) DadeTime class written in PHP, Supports year higher than 2038.  

### About v2.0.0

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 completely based on the old `date` function so its out-dated. 

### Contributors:
- [Sallar Kaboli](http://sallar.me)  
- [Omid Pilevar](http://pilevar.ir)  
- [Amir Latifi](http://amiir.me)

### Requirements
jDateTime Requires **PHP >= 5.2**  

### License
jDateTime was created by [Sallar Kaboli](http://sallar.me) and released under the [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php).

Copyright (C) 2012 [Sallar Kaboli](http://sallar.me)  
Part of Phoenix Framework (p5x.org) by [Phoenix Alternatvie](http://p5x.org)
  
Original Jalali to Gregorian (and vice versa) convertor:  
Copyright (C) 2000  Roozbeh Pournader and Mohammad Toossi

### Resources
- [List of supported timezones](http://www.php.net/manual/en/timezones.php)  
- [Documentation and Instructions in Persian](http://sallar.me/projects/jdatetime)  
- [Project page in phpclasses.org](http://www.phpclasses.org/jdatetime)   

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# Documentation
*Yet to be written. Please check back soon.*