Laravel time display problems

The Laravel time display problem occurs. I want to display the time in this way: for example, the posting time of an article: {code...} How should I do it? Laravel time display problem. I want to display the time as follows:

For example, when an article is published:

** Display format ** <1 hour xx minutes ago 1 hour-24 hours xx hours ago 1 day-10 days xx days ago> 10 days direct display date

What should I do?

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Laravel time display problem. I want to display the time as follows:

For example, when an article is published:

** Display format ** <1 hour xx minutes ago 1 hour-24 hours xx hours ago 1 day-10 days xx days ago> 10 days direct display date

What should I do?

Laravel has the perfect support for Carbon, and the clever use can achieve good results:

First:

In yourapp/Providers/AppServiceProvider.phpAdd\Carbon\Carbon::setLocale('zh');This lineboot()Method (for cultural display)

 public function boot()    {        \Carbon\Carbon::setLocale('zh');    }

Second:

InArticleOfModelAdd the following method:

  public function getCreatedAtAttribute($date)    {        if (Carbon::now() < Carbon::parse($date)->addDays(10)) {            return Carbon::parse($date);        }        return Carbon::parse($date)->diffForHumans();    }   

Note that Laravel'sgetXXXAttribute()If you are using other fields, suchpublished_at, The method should be writtengetPublishedAtAttribute($date)Don't forget to go to the Article Headeruse Carbon\Carbon;.

Finally:

Simply display your date:

$ Article = \ App \ Article: find (7) ;{{$ article-> created_at }}; // directly displayed in the view

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Test: Laravel 5.1 and 5.2 are both OK.

Front-End Processing of time problems may put less pressure on the server. you can have a try with moment. js.
Moment. js

Public function formatDate ($ time = 0) {$ tmp = time ()-$ time; if ($ tmp & $ tmp <= 60*60) {return ceil ($ tmp/60) + 1. 'minute ago ';} elseif ($ tmp> 60*60 & $ tmp <60*60*24) {return ceil ($ tmp/60/60) + 1. 'hour ago ';} elseif ($ tmp> 60*60*24 & $ tmp <60*60*24*10) {return ceil ($ tmp/60/60/24) + 1. 'Day before ';} else {return date ('Y-m-d H: I: s', $ time );}}