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Package laravel-date-directive
Short Description Simplify the date & time handling when in need to show date & time to customer in their timezone.
License MIT
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Laravel Date Directive
Overview:
Laravel Date Directive is a comprehensive Laravel library designed to address persistent challenges related to site content, user interactions, and regional settings. It facilitates the seamless presentation of date and time elements based on user timezones. This library extends on-top of the laravel-readable library.
Installation:
To integrate the library into your Laravel project, use Composer:
Configuration:
To customize the library behavior, publish the configuration file:
Configuration options include:
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| always_show_seconds | boolean | When the library outputs time, it includes seconds if set to true. |
| timezone | string | A valid timezone name; refer to the list of supported timezones. |
| string_format | string | Supports \Carbon\Carbon or string input; if string is used, it must match the configured format. |
| use_12_hour_clock | boolean | When the library outputs time, it displays the time in 12-hour format if set to true, or 24-hour format if set to false. |
Setup:
Configure the system default settings in the configuration file. Optionally, configure per-user settings by adding timezone and other configuration items to your users table. Update the \App\Http\Middleware\Authenticate::class by extending the boot method, overriding the library configuration during runtime.
Usage:
In Blade Templates:
| Directive | Arguments | Output |
|---|---|---|
| @time | \Carbon\Carbon, string | Outputs the time of the input in the configured timezone. |
| @date | \Carbon\Carbon, string | Outputs the date of the input in the configured timezone. |
| @dateTime | \Carbon\Carbon, string | Outputs the date and time of the input in the configured timezone. |
Example:
In PHP Code:
If you need access to the formatted and converted values in your PHP code, use the \Ed9\LaravelDateDirective\Handler:
Available Methods via Handler:
set12HourFormat(boolean): self: Configures the library to return time in 12 or 24-hour format.setInputDateTimeFormat(string): self: Configures the expected input format when calling directives using string values.setTimezone(string): self: Configures the timezone to which all output should be converted.setUseSeconds(boolean): self: Configures the library to return time with or without seconds.time(\Carbon\Carbon|string): string: Converts provided input into a time string in the configured timezone.date(\Carbon\Carbon|string): string: Converts provided input into a date string in the configured timezone.dateTime(\Carbon\Carbon|string): string: Converts provided input into a datetime string in the configured timezone.
