How to format pre-formatted date from storage (not database) in Laravel
This question seems identical to other questions regarding dates but mine is quite unique. (Please respect).
In my AppServiceProvider inside Providers, I have this pre-formatted dates strings.
$dates = [
'2018-04-23 11:02:01',
'2018-04-03 09:52:14',
'2018-03-27 06:42:33',
'2018-03-15 08:59:14'
];
view::share('dates', $dates);
In my view, I have this;
<span>{{ $dates[1] }}</span>
...where the output is this;
2018-04-03 09:52:14
...when I am supposed to have an output like this:
04
...just the month. Is there any way I could satisfy the desired output? Thanks!
laravel date format
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
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This question seems identical to other questions regarding dates but mine is quite unique. (Please respect).
In my AppServiceProvider inside Providers, I have this pre-formatted dates strings.
$dates = [
'2018-04-23 11:02:01',
'2018-04-03 09:52:14',
'2018-03-27 06:42:33',
'2018-03-15 08:59:14'
];
view::share('dates', $dates);
In my view, I have this;
<span>{{ $dates[1] }}</span>
...where the output is this;
2018-04-03 09:52:14
...when I am supposed to have an output like this:
04
...just the month. Is there any way I could satisfy the desired output? Thanks!
laravel date format
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
1
How aboutCarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54
add a comment |
This question seems identical to other questions regarding dates but mine is quite unique. (Please respect).
In my AppServiceProvider inside Providers, I have this pre-formatted dates strings.
$dates = [
'2018-04-23 11:02:01',
'2018-04-03 09:52:14',
'2018-03-27 06:42:33',
'2018-03-15 08:59:14'
];
view::share('dates', $dates);
In my view, I have this;
<span>{{ $dates[1] }}</span>
...where the output is this;
2018-04-03 09:52:14
...when I am supposed to have an output like this:
04
...just the month. Is there any way I could satisfy the desired output? Thanks!
laravel date format
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
This question seems identical to other questions regarding dates but mine is quite unique. (Please respect).
In my AppServiceProvider inside Providers, I have this pre-formatted dates strings.
$dates = [
'2018-04-23 11:02:01',
'2018-04-03 09:52:14',
'2018-03-27 06:42:33',
'2018-03-15 08:59:14'
];
view::share('dates', $dates);
In my view, I have this;
<span>{{ $dates[1] }}</span>
...where the output is this;
2018-04-03 09:52:14
...when I am supposed to have an output like this:
04
...just the month. Is there any way I could satisfy the desired output? Thanks!
laravel date format
laravel date format
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
asked Jan 3 at 3:40
Dave MorenoDave Moreno
367
367
1
How aboutCarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54
add a comment |
1
How aboutCarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54
1
1
How about
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
How about
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54
add a comment |
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There are a couple of options here.
First one is to use php with something like this:
date( 'm', strtotime($dates[1]))
Or, considering you are using Laravel, you could use Carbon:
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
add a comment |
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There are a couple of options here.
First one is to use php with something like this:
date( 'm', strtotime($dates[1]))
Or, considering you are using Laravel, you could use Carbon:
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
add a comment |
There are a couple of options here.
First one is to use php with something like this:
date( 'm', strtotime($dates[1]))
Or, considering you are using Laravel, you could use Carbon:
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
add a comment |
There are a couple of options here.
First one is to use php with something like this:
date( 'm', strtotime($dates[1]))
Or, considering you are using Laravel, you could use Carbon:
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
There are a couple of options here.
First one is to use php with something like this:
date( 'm', strtotime($dates[1]))
Or, considering you are using Laravel, you could use Carbon:
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
answered Jan 3 at 3:57
CUGreenCUGreen
2,0001512
2,0001512
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
add a comment |
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
May I know why the use or what's the use of "Carbon/Carbon" per se? Thank you.
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:04
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
That is the full namespace for Carbon and is required in blade templates.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:06
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
So since I have a pre-given strings, it's best to call it or use it in view, instead in the AppServiceProvider?
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 4:23
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
It's up to you where you use it, depends on your data requirements.
– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 4:30
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How about
CarbonCarbon::parse($dates[1])->month?– CUGreen
Jan 3 at 3:51
Yes, it works. Thank you @CUGreen
– Dave Moreno
Jan 3 at 3:54