I have a quite simple problem.. I use the Carbon::parse($date)
function with $date = \'15.15.2015\'
. Of course it can not return a valid string because
You can catch the exception raised by Carbon like this:
try {
Carbon::parse($date);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
echo 'invalid date, enduser understands the error message';
}
Pass Laravel's validation before use it. Create a validator like this:
protected function validator(array $data)
{
//$data would be an associative array like ['date_value' => '15.15.2015']
$message = [
'date_value.date' => 'invalid date, enduser understands the error message'
];
return Validator::make($data, [
'date_value' => 'date',
],$message);
}
And call him right before use your date:
$this->validator(['date_value' => $date])->validate();
// $this->validator(request()->all())->validate(); you can pass the whole request if fields names are the same
Carbon::parse($date);
You can add all your desired fields to validator and apply multiple validations handling every message or using the default message. This would be the way if you are validating User's input
Try this
$birth_date = Carbon::createFromFormat('dmy', $birth_date_mark)->startOfDay();
if ($birth_date->format('dmy') !== $birth_date_mark) {
throw new OperationException(trans('exception.invalid_birth_date'));
}
another solution would be to handle the exception globally.
use Carbon\Exceptions\InvalidFormatException;
if ($exception instanceof InvalidFormatException) {
return response()->json([
'status' => 'fail',
'data' => [
'message' => 'Invalid date formate!'
]
], 400);
}