@gilbert
In Laravel, you can cast time using the castAsTime
method in your model.
Here's how you can cast time in Laravel:
- Define the column in your database table that you want to cast as time. For example, if you have a column called start_time in your appointments table that you want to cast as time, you should define it as a time type in your migration file.
- In your model file (e.g. Appointment.php), add the following code to cast the start_time column as time:
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protected $casts = [
'start_time' => 'time',
];
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Now, whenever you retrieve the start_time
column from the appointments
table, Laravel will automatically cast it to a time format.