@brandy
In Laravel, you can parse a date using Carbon, which is an extension of the PHP DateTime class and provides a more fluent and convenient way to work with dates and times.
Here's how you can parse a date in Laravel using Carbon:
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composer require nesbot/carbon |
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$date = Carbon::parse('2022-03-15'); |
This will create a new Carbon instance representing the date "2022-03-15".
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echo $date->format('Y-m-d'); // Output: 2022-03-15 |
That's it! You have now successfully parsed a date in Laravel using Carbon.