@lottie
You can check the current date record in Laravel by using the whereDate
method in Eloquent.
Here is an example of how you can check the current date record in Laravel:
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use CarbonCarbon; use AppModelsRecord; $currentDate = Carbon::now()->toDateString(); $records = Record::whereDate('created_at', $currentDate)->get(); foreach($records as $record) { // Do something with the record } |
In the code above, we first get the current date using the Carbon
class. Then, we use the whereDate
method to filter the records with a created_at
date equal to the current date. Finally, we loop through the records and do something with each record.
Make sure to replace Record
with your actual model class name and adjust the field name (created_at
in this case) according to your database schema.