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Informations about the package search

laravel Search

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Laravel-Search is a search-engine using the models. Search easily, flexible add intelligent on your Laravel website or application.

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Table of contents

Installation

Requires PHP 8.1 and Laravel 10 or higher

Install the package via composer:

Config

For configuration settings you need to publish the config

In the config is needed for:

Usage

Configuration with config file

Publish the config first.

Search engine configuration

Base configuration for the search engine in the config-file

Searchable model configuration
Example

The example below shows the configuration of a search engine named 'global'.

In short, one can defining multiple search engines. This makes it possible to create multiple specific search sets that behave different. You can create a global search engine or one for a specific page/model.

See example of large configuration file with methods an closures

Rename query strings parameters

Renaming the GET variables that appear in the URL

Preset search words

It is possible to fire a searchQuery by default.

In config file

Search Result items per page

Change search result items per page

Example config

A setup for three different search engine configurations, each in a other situation with more specific search results

Configuration directly embed settings in script

Without using a config file

Using the search engine

Laravel-search is working with GET variables (query strings parameters can be renamed)

By default, if defined, the search engine configuration called 'default' is used.

You can use a custom configuration by calling the settings() methode

Result:

ordered by relevance

Filters (search groups)

use result filters

The searchable models we defined earlier can be used to create filters (or search groups). As shown in the example above.

Use specific model or group of models for searching

Operators for conditions

In the search conditions is it possible to use operators

Operator Type Example Query Builder
=, eq Equal 'id' => 10 (default) ->where('id',10)
'id:=' => 10
!=, !eq, neq Unequal 'id:!=' => 10 ->where('id','!=', 10)
'id:neq' => 10
>, gt Greater than 'age:>' => 35
>=, gte Greater than or equal 'age:gte' => 35 ->where('age', '>=', 35)
\<, lt Less than 'age:<' => 12 ->where('age', '<', 12)
\<=, lte Less than or equal 'age:lte' => 12 ->where('age', '<=', 12)
in In 'id:in' => [10,11,12] ->whereIn('id',[10,11,12])
!in, notin Not in 'id:!in' => [2,4] ->whereNotIn('id',[2,4])
like Like 'title:like' => '%Linux%' ->where('title', 'LIKE', '%linux%')
!like, notlike Not like 'title:notlike' => '%linux%' ->where('title', 'NOT LIKE', '%linux%')
or Or 'or:published' => 1 ->orWhere('published', 1)
Or 'or:id:in' => [10,11] ->orWhereIn('id', [10,11]])

Filter specific words from the search

Language related list of words that are filtered from the search

Removing Linking words (the, and, ...) makes it possible to keep the search results cleaner.

Methods and Closures

The configurations above provide several examples of using methods and Closures.

This makes it possible to relate the models to Closure functions, and methods form (other) models or controllers.

Methods

In config file

Directly into the script

Method in model (\App\Models\Articles)

Closures

Compare configuration settings

Config-file

Directly embed settings into the script

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