Class 'Locale' not found

Dear All,

Actually I'am trying to get created_at and updated_at from my model

PHP Code:

$model->created_at 


But I got error "Class 'Locale' not found", I search a lot about this, and I sow it's some thing regarding "intl extension" in php environment, I tried a lot to install it with mac xampp 7.4.4, but with no result.

Any Idea how I can call created_at and updated_at from my model without getting this error?

Thanks

Any updates developers ?

You need to show the code you're using before advice can be offered.

You need to show the code you're using before advice can be offered.

In my Entity:

PHP Code:

<?php namespace App\Entities;

use CodeIgniter\Entity;
use CodeIgniter\I18n\Time;

class Task extends Entity
{


    
    public function getUpdatedAt(string $format = 'Y-m-d H:i:s')
    {
        // Convert to CodeIgniter\I18n\Time object
        $this->attributes['updated_at'] = $this->mutateDate($this->attributes['updated_at']);

        $timezone = $this->timezone ?? app_timezone();

        $this->attributes['updated_at']->setTimezone($timezone);

        return $this->attributes['updated_at']->format($format);
    }

    
    
    
} 


In my Controller:

PHP Code:

<?php

namespace App\Controllers;
use App\Controllers\BaseController;
use App\Models\TasksMD;

class Tasks extends BaseController
{
    
    private $tasksMD;
    
    
    function __construct()
    {
        $this->tasksMD  =  new TasksMD();
    }
     
    
    
    
    public function get()
    {
        $this->data['tasks']     =   $this->tasksMD->findAll();

        return view('view',$this->data);
    }
} 


In My Model:

PHP Code:

<?php

namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;

class TasksMD extends Model
{
 
 
    
        protected $table                =   'tasks';
        protected $primaryKey           =   'sid';
        protected $returnType           =   'App\Entities\Task';
        protected $useTimestamps        =   true;
        protected $allowedFields        =   ['staff','title','details','isInterview','person',
                                             'contact','time','date','status','addedByUser'];        

   
        
} 


In My View:

PHP Code:

foreach($tasks as $key => $task)
  {
    ?>
          <tr>    
                <td><? echo $key+1 ?></td>                                            
                 <td><? echo $task->updated_at ?></td>            
          </tr>
     <?
   } 


This error occurs if there is no installed intl extension specified in the system requirements.

Server Requirements

Class Locale

This error occurs if there is no installed intl extension specified in the system requirements.

Server Requirements

 I search a lot about this, and I sow it's some thing regarding "intl extension" in php environment, I tried a lot to install it with mac xampp 7.4.4, but with no result.

Any Idea how I can call created_at and updated_at from my model without getting this error?

If, with the constructor of the Time class, all parameters are passed explicitly, then most likely the call to the Locale :: getDefault () function due to which an error occurs can be avoided.

PHP Code:

class Time {
public function __construct(string $time = null, $timezone = null, string $locale = null)
    {
        // If no locale was provided, grab it from Locale (set by IncomingRequest for web requests)
        $this->locale = ! empty($locale) ? $locale : Locale::getDefault();
} 


If, with the constructor of the Time class, all parameters are passed explicitly, then most likely the call to the Locale :: getDefault () function due to which an error occurs can be avoided.

PHP Code:

class Time {
public function __construct(string $time = null, $timezone = null, string $locale = null)
    {
        // If no locale was provided, grab it from Locale (set by IncomingRequest for web requests)
        $this->locale = ! empty($locale) ? $locale : Locale::getDefault();
} 


What I should to do now?

Do not call the function mutateDate(), but create the Time object explicitly based on the data format in the database.
For example, this way you can avoid calling a function of the Locale class.

PHP Code:

$this->attributes['created_at'] = new Time($this->attributes['created_at'], 'UTC', 'en-US'); 


Do not call the function mutateDate(), but create the Time object explicitly based on the data format in the database.
For example, this way you can avoid calling a function of the Locale class.

PHP Code:

$this->attributes['created_at'] = new Time($this->attributes['created_at'], 'UTC', 'en-US'); 


Now I got diffrent error (Class 'IntlDateFormatter' not found)

PHP Code:

public function __toString(): string
1316     {
1317         return IntlDateFormatter::formatObject($this->toDateTime(), $this->toStringFormat, $this->locale);
1318     }