Laravel $object-＞updated_ At returns the carbon object. How to return the normal time format

1. When you are ready to use created_at When the date of , Have you found $object->created_at Return is indeed an object , instead of string

Use the following methods to get the time you want

$object->created_at->timestamp      //  Return timestamp 
$object->updated_at->format('Y-m-d H:i:s')   //  return  ‘2020-07-20 17:00:13’
$object->created_at It's actually php Built in time object DateTime An example of .

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