How does it work addMinutes?

Are you talking about temporary urls on s3?

as i know, Laravel does not have such function but you can make use of Carbon

https://carbon.nesbot.com/docs/#api-addsub

base on the way you asking, i think you may need to hire someone to understand your requirement and build the system for you...

bananas are output via the fruit-loops

I thank everyone for the answers, even those who joke about it, ma potrei parlare nella mia lingua madre, in Italiano magari, no?

Anyway, I'm just getting informed, I'm trying to learn and I wanted to understand first instead of doing tests directly.

I saw this code, to simplify my request, I ask then, what is the output of this code?

public function postStartCountdown($stream)
 {
     $counter = AnnouncementCounter::getByStream($stream);
     $name = Input::get('name');
     $endTime = new Carbon();
     $endTime->addMinutes(10);
     $counter->ends_at = $endTime;
     $counter->save();
     $this->broadcast(array('stream' => $stream, 'type' => 'notify', 'text' => $name, 'expires' => $endTime->timestamp));
     Flash::success('Отчет завершится в ' . $endTime->format('H:i:s'));
 }

Can you add ``` on the line before the code to format it :) And sorry I dont speak italian :)

There is no output from the provided code.

As mentioned previously, the addMinutes method is from Carbon, and like it says add the given number of minutes to a Carbon instance. Your $endTime is initialized with the current time (UTC by default unless the application timezone was modified in config/app.php), so adding 10 minutes will modify the $endTime to 10 minutes into the future.

Your english is fine, but was short of context