Adding Scheduled Notifications to DB

Could you rephrase the issue you are facing here? Not sure I understood.

I'm not sure why you are getting this, but it seems like you are trying to run phpunit with code coverage. Don't use that flag and it should work just fine.

I was able to re-download from the GitHub repository and it works just fine. I even got the version I am creating to pass the phpUnit test all went well up to this point. Above you have us entering what I find in the class Booking extends Model of the download and not in the Booking Controller where you have us putting it. Even then they are not the same Hear you have: Public function store(StoreBookingRequest $request): RedirectResponse { $booking = $request->user()->bookings()->create($request->validated()); $startTime = CarbonImmutable::parse(toUserDateTime($booking->start, $booking->user), $booking->user->timezone); // Schedule 1H reminder $oneHourTime = fromUserDateTime($startTime->subHour(), $booking->user); if (now('UTC')->lessThan($oneHourTime)) { $booking->user->scheduledNotifications()->create([ 'notification_class' => BookingReminder1H::class, 'notifiable_id' => $booking->id, 'notifiable_type' => Booking::class, 'sent' => false, 'processing' => false, 'scheduled_at' => $oneHourTime, 'sent_at' => null, 'tries' => 0, ]); } Return redirect()->route(‘booking.index’); }

And on the GitHub repository you have

public function createReminderNotifications(Booking $booking, CarbonImmutable $startTime): void { // Schedule 2H reminder $twoHoursTime = fromUserDateTime($startTime->subHours(2), $booking->user); if (now('UTC')->lessThan($twoHoursTime)) { $booking->user->scheduledNotifications()->create([ 'notification_class' => BookingReminder2H::class, 'notifiable_id' => $booking->id, 'notifiable_type' => CLASS, 'sent' => false, 'processing' => false, 'scheduled_at' => $twoHoursTime, 'sent_at' => null, 'tries' => 0, ]); } // Schedule 1H reminder $oneHourTime = fromUserDateTime($startTime->subHour(), $booking->user); if (now('UTC')->lessThan($oneHourTime)) { $booking->user->scheduledNotifications()->create([ 'notification_class' => BookingReminder1H::class, 'notifiable_id' => $booking->id, 'notifiable_type' => CLASS, 'sent' => false, 'processing' => false, 'scheduled_at' => $oneHourTime, 'sent_at' => null, 'tries' => 0, ]); } // Schedule 5 min reminder $fiveMinutesTime = fromUserDateTime($startTime->subMinutes(5), $booking->user); if (now('UTC')->lessThan($fiveMinutesTime)) { $booking->user->scheduledNotifications()->create([ 'notification_class' => BookingReminder5MIN::class, 'notifiable_id' => $booking->id, 'notifiable_type' => CLASS, 'sent' => false, 'processing' => false, 'scheduled_at' => $fiveMinutesTime, 'sent_at' => null, 'tries' => 0, ]); } // Schedule started reminder $startingTime = fromUserDateTime($startTime, $booking->user); if (now('UTC')->lessThan($startingTime)) { $booking->user->scheduledNotifications()->create([ 'notification_class' => BookingStartedNotification::class, 'notifiable_id' => $booking->id, 'notifiable_type' => CLASS, 'sent' => false, 'processing' => false, 'scheduled_at' => $startingTime, 'sent_at' => null, 'tries' => 0, ]); } }

Remember this is in the class Booking extends Model

Not the class BookingController extends Controller; hear you have:

public function store(StoreBookingRequest $request): RedirectResponse { $booking = $request->user()->bookings()->create([ 'start' => fromUserDateTime($request->validated('start'), $request->user()), 'end' => fromUserDateTime($request->validated('end'), $request->user()), ]);

    event(new BookingCreatedEvent($booking));

    return redirect()->route('booking.index');
}

What should I do? keep following the GitHub download that I know works! Or you from hear?

There's so much written here but... I understood that the tutorial has skipped these lines:

[
		'start' => fromUserDateTime($request->validated('start'), $request->user()),
		'end' => fromUserDateTime($request->validated('end'), $request->user()),
]

So I've added that. If There's anything else I've missed - please correct the formatting and I'll take a look!

We are using the toUserDateTime function to transform the start date from UTC to user timezone (in your case, it would be UTC + 7). This is required as we need to have the notification specifically for that users timezone.

As for why $data['start'] is UTC - that's because it does not do automatic transformation. You could enable it with cast on your model to tell that it should be a Carbon instance, but that could bring some issues at a later point. So I like to keep them as strings and mutate manually (easier to debug) :)

I see, I think we can change the code from $startTime = CarbonImmutable::parse(toUserDateTime($booking->start, $booking->user), $booking->user->timezone); to $startTime = CarbonImmutable::parse($request->start). As I tested it, it produce the same result

Could be! there's many ways to write the same thing!

Class "App\Models\ScheduledNotification" not found while there is code written in \app\Models\User

use App\Models\ScheduledNotification;

public function scheduledNotifications(): HasMany { return $this->hasMany(ScheduledNotification::class); }

	what is wrong there?