Level 102
You should be able to use carbon period
$period = new CarbonPeriod('2020/10/11 09:30', '30 minutes', '2020/10/11 17:30');
foreach ($period as $time) {
Nov 7, 2022
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Level 9
Generate Date Period with Carbon
Hello,
assume I have two dates:
2020/10/11 09:30 - 2020/10/11 17:30 I want to generate a date period using carbon and increment every 30 minutes like so:
2020/10/11 09:30
2020/10/11 10:00
2020/10/11 10:30
all the way to 2020/10/11 17:30
how to achieve that using carbon?
Level 9
@Sinnbeck it says: php Could not parse '10': Failed to parse time string (10) at position 0 (1): Unexpected character
Level 75
@uniqueginun What about to read the documentation?
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Level 104
@uniqueginun use - not / to separate date parts:
$period = new Carbon\CarbonPeriod('2020-10-11 09:30', '30 minutes', '2020-10-11 17:30');
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