whereDay
You can use whereDay to query your eloquent by the day of the month.
Post::whereDay('created_at', '02') ->get(['title', 'created_at']) ->toArray();
The result will be as follows
[ [ "title" => "How to Increase PHP upload_max_filesize via Laravel Forge", "created_at" => "2021-02-01T21:36:01.000000Z", ], [ "title" => "Laravel Eloquent, select only rows where the relation exists", "created_at" => "2021-02-01T19:38:56.000000Z", ], ];
whereMonth
You can use whereMonth to query your eloquent model by month.
Post::whereMonth('created_at', '07') ->get(['title', 'created_at']) ->toArray();
The result will be as follows.
[ [ "title" => "How to Implement Light and Dark Mode with AlpineJs and TailwindCSS", "created_at" => "2021-07-04T00:00:53.000000Z", ], ];
whereYear
You can use whereYear to query your eloquent model by year.
Post::whereYear('created_at', '2020') ->get(['title', 'created_at']) ->toArray();
The result will be as follows.
[ [ "title" => "5 productivity tool for MacOS users", "created_at" => "2020-12-20T01:35:18.000000Z", ], [ "title" => "How to easily generate Android and IOS app icons", "created_at" => "2020-12-20T01:37:24.000000Z", ], // etc ];
whereDate
You can use whereDate to query by date but do note that the date format is important.
Post::whereDate('created_at', '2021-06-28') ->get(['title', 'created_at']) ->toArray();
The result will be as follows.
[ [ "title" => "How to Deploy Laravel 8 to Production with Laravel Forge", "created_at" => "2021-06-28T14:54:50.000000Z", ], ];
whereTime
Finally you can make use of the whereTime to query by the time. Make sure to use a specific time to get the result.
Post::whereTime('created_at', '09:35:18') ->get(['title', 'created_at']) ->toArray();
The result will be as follows.
[ [ "title" => "5 productivity tool for MacOS users", "created_at" => "2020-12-20T01:35:18.000000Z", ], ];
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