* Returns the UNIX timestamp for the current date. * * @return int */ public function unix(); /** * @alias to * * Get the difference in a human readable format in the current locale from an other * instance given (or now if null given) to current instance. * * @param Carbon|\DateTimeInterface|string|array|null $other if array passed, will be used as parameters array, see $syntax below; * if null passed, now will be used as comparison reference; * if any other type, it will be converted to date and used as reference. * @param int|array $syntax if array passed, parameters will be extracted from it, the array may contains: * - 'syntax' entry (see below) * - 'short' entry (see below) * - 'parts' entry (see below) * - 'options' entry (see below) * - 'join' entry determines how to join multiple parts of the string * ` - if $join is a string, it's used as a joiner glue * ` - if $join is a callable/closure, it get the list of string and should return a string * ` - if $join is an array, the first item will be the default glue, and the second item * ` will be used instead of the glue for the last item * ` - if $join is true, it will be guessed from the locale ('list' translation file entry) * ` - if $join is missing, a space will be used as glue * - 'other' entry (see above) * if int passed, it add modifiers: * Possible values: * - CarbonInterface::DIFF_ABSOLUTE no modifiers * - CarbonInterface::DIFF_RELATIVE_TO_NOW add ago/from now modifier * - CarbonInterface::DIFF_RELATIVE_TO_OTHER add before/after modifier * Default value: CarbonInterface::DIFF_ABSOLUTE * @param bool $short displays short format of time units * @param int $parts maximum number of parts to display (default value: 1: single unit) * @param int $options human diff options * * @return string */ public function until($other = null, $syntax = null, $short = false, $parts = 1, $options = null); /** * @deprecated To avoid conflict between different third-party libraries, static setters should not be used. * You should rather use the ->settings() method. * Or you can use method variants: addMonthsWithOverflow/addMonthsNoOverflow, same variants * are available for quarters, years, decade, centuries, millennia (singular and plural forms). * @see settings * * Indicates if months should be calculated with overflow. * * @param bool $monthsOverflow * * @return void */ public static function useMonthsOverflow($monthsOverflow = true); /** * @deprecated To avoid conflict between different third-party libraries, static setters should not be used. * You should rather use the ->settings() method. * @see settings * * Enable the strict mode (or disable with passing false). * * @param bool $strictModeEnabled */ public static function useStrictMode($strictModeEnabled = true); /** * @deprecated To avoid conflict between different third-party libraries, static setters should not be used. * You should rather use the ->settings() method. * Or you can use method variants: addYearsWithOverflow/addYearsNoOverflow, same variants * are available for quarters, years, decade, centuries, millennia (singular and plural forms). * @see settings * * Indicates if years should be calculated with overflow. * * @param bool $yearsOverflow * * @return void */ public static function useYearsOverflow($yearsOverflow = true); /** * Set the instance's timezone to UTC. * * @return static */ public function utc(); /** * Returns the minutes offset to UTC if no arguments passed, else set the timezone with given minutes shift passed. * * @param int|null $offset * * @return int|static */ public function utcOffset(int $offset = null); /** * Returns the milliseconds timestamps used amongst other by Date javascript objects. * * @return float */ public function valueOf(); /** * Get/set the week number using given first day of week and first * day of year included in the first week. Or use US format if no settings * given (Sunday / Jan 6). * * @param int|null $week * @param int|null $dayOfWeek * @param int|null $dayOfYear * * @return int|static */ public function week($week = null, $dayOfWeek = null, $dayOfYear = null); /** * Set/get the week number of year using given first day of week and first * day of year included in the first week. Or use US format if no settings * given (Sunday / Jan 6). * * @param int|null $year if null, act as a getter, if not null, set the year and return current instance. * @param int|null $dayOfWeek first date of week from 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday) * @param int|null $dayOfYear first day of year included in the week #1 * * @return int|static */ public function weekYear($year = null, $dayOfWeek = null, $dayOfYear = null); /** * Get/set the weekday from 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday). * * @param int|null $value new value for weekday if using as setter. * * @return static|int */ public function weekday($value = null); /** * Get the number of weeks of the current week-year using given first day of week and first * day of year included in the first week. Or use US format if no settings * given (Sunday / Jan 6). * * @param int|null $dayOfWeek first date of week from 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday) * @param int|null $dayOfYear first day of year included in the week #1 * * @return int */ public function weeksInYear($dayOfWeek = null, $dayOfYear = null); /** * Create a Carbon instance for yesterday. * * @param \DateTimeZone|string|null $tz * * @return static */ public static function yesterday($tz = null); // }