try:
????from?setuptools?import?setup
except?ImportError:
????from?distutils?import?setup

long_description=“““Simple?module?to?parse?ISO?8601?dates

This?module?parses?the?most?common?forms?of?ISO?8601?date?strings?（e.g.
2007-01-14T20:34:22+00:00）?into?datetime?objects.

>>>?import?iso8601
>>>?iso8601.parse_date（“2007-01-25T12:00:00Z“）
datetime.datetime（2007?1?25?12?0?tzinfo=）
>>>

Changes
=======

0.1.4
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*?The?default_timezone?argument?wasn‘t?being?passed?through?correctly
??UTC?was?being?used?in?every?case.?Fixes?issue?10.

0.1.3
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*?Fixed?the?microsecond?handling?the?generated?microsecond?values?were?
??way?too?small.?Fixes?issue?9.

0.1.2
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*?Adding?ParseError?to?__all__?in?iso8601?module?allows?people?to?import?it.
??Addresses?issue?7.
*?Be?a?little?more?flexible?when?dealing?with?dates?without?leading?zeroes.
??This?violates?the?spec?a?little?but?handles?more?dates?as?seen?in?the?
??field.?Addresses?issue?6.
*?Allow?date/time?separators?other?than?T.

0.1.1
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*?When?parsing?dates?without?a?timezone?the?specified?default?is?used.?If?no
??default?is?specified?then?UTC?is?used.?Addresses?issue?4.
“““

setup（
????name=“iso8601“
????version=“0.1.4“
????description=long_description.split（“\n“）[0]
????long_description=long_description
????author=“Michael?Twomey“
????author_email=“micktwomey+iso8601@gmail.com“
????url=“http://code.google.com/p/pyiso8601/“
????packages=[“iso8601“]
????license=“MIT“
）