As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Laravel 10 had not been released. However, I can provide you with information on how to check if a date is in the past using Carbon in Laravel. Keep in mind that the syntax and features might be subject to change if there have been updates or changes in Laravel after my last update.
Assuming you have a date stored as a Carbon instance, you can check if it’s in the past using the isPast()
method. Here’s an example:
use Carbon\Carbon;
// Assuming $yourDate is a variable containing your date
$yourDate = Carbon::parse('2023-01-01');
if ($yourDate->isPast()) {
// Date is in the past
echo "The date has passed.";
} else {
// Date is in the future or is today
echo "The date is in the future or today.";
}
Make sure to replace '2023-01-01'
with your actual date or use the appropriate Carbon methods to create or parse your date.
If Laravel 10 has been released since my last update, I recommend checking the official Laravel documentation for any changes or new features related to date handling in Carbon.