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Informations about the package carbon-extension

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Carbon Extension

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Installation

Laravel

In that case, if you use Laravel Service Provider this extension can be added as follows:

Open the railt.php configuration file and add:

Symfony

In that case, if you use Symfony Bundle this extension can be added as follows:

Open the config.yml configuration file and add:

Output

You can use it within your types. After you add type Carbon, two optional arguments appear in the field which is defined by this type.

Those. Client will see the following scheme:

In order to correctly return data - just pass the date type.

Note: The "createdAt" field should provide datetime compatible type, like: 1) DateTime object: http://php.net/manual/en/class.datetime.php 2) Carbon object: https://carbon.nesbot.com/docs/ 3) String datetime format 4) Integer timestamp

The request might look like this:

The response is as follows:

Output formats

The return value can correspond to one of the valid formats defined in the CarbonFormat enumeration. In order to specify what date format in the response you want to see - it should be passed as the value of the format argument.

Below is a list of valid CarbonFormat enum formats:

Input

A scalar Carbon type can be passed as an argument to any field. In this case it will be coerced into Carbon PHP object.

Input formats

As the admissible input values, the following formats are allowed:

All versions of carbon-extension with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.1.3
railt/railt Version 1.3.*|dev-master
nesbot/carbon Version ~1.9|~2.0
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