In Laravel, Carbon is a popular date/time library that provides an easy way to work with dates and times in PHP. To add minutes to a time using Carbon in Laravel, you can use the addMinutes() method.
Here’s an example code snippet:
use Carbon\Carbon;
$time = Carbon::parse('13:30');
$updatedTime = $time->addMinutes(15);
echo $updatedTime->toTimeString(); // Output: 13:45:00
In this example, we’re starting with a time string of ’13:30′, which is parsed into a Carbon object using the static parse() method. This creates a new Carbon instance representing the given time.
The addMinutes() method is then called on the Carbon object, which adds 15 minutes to the time and returns a new Carbon instance representing the resulting time.
Finally, the toTimeString() method is called on the resulting Carbon instance to output the updated time in the format of “HH:MM:SS”.
The $updatedTime variable is then output using the echo statement, which will output the updated time, in this case “13:45:00”.