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php - How do I change the date format Laravel outputs to JSON?

I've built an application in Laravel and eloquent returns dates in this format: 2015-04-17 00:00:00. I'm sending one particular query to JSON so I can make a graph with D3, and I think I would like the dates in ISO8601 ('1995-12-17T03:24:00') or some other format that plays nice with the javascript Date() constructor.

Is there a way to change the date format being output to JSON on the Laravel end? I'm not sure using a mutator is the best approach because it would affect the date in other parts of my application.

Or would it be better to leave the JSON output as is, and use some javascript string methods to manipulate the date format before passing it to the Date() constructor? Which approach is more efficient?

Here is my model:

class Issue extends Model {



protected $fillable = [
    'client_id',
    'do',
    'issue_advocate',
    'service_number',
    'issue_location',
    'issue_description',
    'level_of_service',
    'outcome',
    'referral_id',
    'file_stale_date',
    'date_closed',
    'issue_note',
    'staff_hours'
];

protected $dates = [
    'do',
    'date_closed',
    'file_stale_date'
];

public function setDoAttribute($value)
{
    $this->attributes['do'] = Carbon::createFromFormat('F j, Y', $value)->toDateString();
}
}

Here is my query:

$issues = Issue::with('issuetypes')
->select(['do','level_of_service','outcome','id'])
->whereBetween('do',[$lastyear,$now])
->get()->toJson();

And the JSON I get back:

[{"do":"2014-12-23 00:00:00","level_of_service":1,"outcome":1,"id":18995,"issuetypes":[{"id":9,"issuetype":"Non Liberty","pivot":{"issue_id":18995,"issuetype_id":9}}]}]
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I know it's an old question, but there is still no good answer to that. Changing protected $dateFormat will affect database, instead method serializeDate() must be overriden

class MyModel extends Eloquent {
    protected function serializeDate(DateTimeInterface $date) {
        return $date->getTimestamp();
    }
}

Or myself I chose to create trait

trait UnixTimestampSerializable
{
    protected function serializeDate(DateTimeInterface $date)
    {
        return $date->getTimestamp();
    }
}

and then add

class SomeClassWithDates extends Model {    
    use UnixTimestampSerializable;

    ...
}

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