I have written a script to find files

I now want to be able to pass it a days parameter and only show files modified in the last x days

How do I do this

Any help acheiving this would be much appreciated

My script so far is below

use strict;
use lib 'jumi';
use WebLib;
use File::Find;
use File::Basename;

my ( $folder, $tofind, $tofile, $exclude, $cs ) = @ARGV;
my @tofind = split '&&',$tofind;

#strip whitespace
@tofind = grep(s/\s*$//g, @tofind);
@tofind = grep(s/^\s*//g, @tofind);

foreach(@tofind) {print "|$_|<br>";}

print "<p>Excluded:<br>$exclude</p>";

find(\&wanted, $folder);

print qq {<script type="text/javascript">colourRows();</script>};

sub wanted {

  my $file = $File::Find::name;

  return unless -T $file;
  return  unless $file =~ /$tofile/;
  return if $file =~ /$exclude/ && $exclude;

  if ($tofind) {
  open F, $file or print "couldn't open $file\n" && return;
  my $file_contents = do { local $/; <F> };
   close F;
  my $print = 'Y';
  foreach (@tofind) {
        if ($cs == 1){
                if ($file_contents !~ /$_/m) {$print = 'N'};
        } else {
                if ($file_contents !~ /$_/mi) {$print = 'N'};
        }

        }

  if ($print eq 'Y'){
      print qq {<tr><td><a href="index.php?
option=com_content&view=article&id=21&file=$file" target="_blank">
$file</a></td></tr>};
    } #end if

  } else {
          print qq {<tr><td><a href="index.php?
option=com_content&view=article&id=21&file=$file" target="_blank">
$file</a></td></tr>};

  }

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