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ealore/dateinterval
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This class extends PHP's \\DateInterval class providing weeks+days and negative spec support

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Ealore\\DateInterval
====================

[](#ealoredateinterval)

This is an extension of PHP's \\DateInterval with new methods and support for interval specification with both weeks and days at the same time, while in the standard implementation it's possible to use either.

Usage
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