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Informations about the package laravel-querystring

Query String

This package allows you to filter Eloquent models using query string parameters.

Quick Start

Get started with laravel-querystring in three steps.

  1. Download the package via Composer.

  2. Add the UseQueryString trait to your model and tag a method with the QueryString attribute.

  3. Use the queryString() scope when you want to filter models based on query string parameters in the request.

That's it. You're all set to start using laravel-querystring.

Digging deeper

Let's take a closer look at how laravel-querystring works under the hood and explore its advanced features.

#[QueryString] attribute

The QueryString attribute is used to map the name of a query string to a method. The attribute name must match the query string name.

E.g. The string name in the URL http://example.com/?name=John+Doe is mapped to the method tagged with the #[QueryString('name')] attribute.

Filter methods

The filter method receives three parameters: the query builder, the query string value and the query string name. You can add multiple attributes to the same method.

queryString() scope

The queryString() scope is responsible for calling your filter methods. It accepts a Request or an array<string, string>.

Laravel uses TrimStrings and ConvertEmptyStringsToNull middlewares to trim and nullify empty strings from requests. If you pass an array to the filter method, it's up to you to normalize the passed value.

Filter object

By default, laravel-querystring searches the model for filter methods. If you wish, you can register a different class by overriding the getQueryStringObject() method.

Configuration

To publish the config file to config/querystring.php run the command:

Handling null values

The null values are ignored by laravel-querystring. If you want null values passed to your function, set 'allows_null' to true in config/querystring.php file.

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