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Package laravel-filterable-model
Short Description Add filtering via http request query params to eloquent models
License MIT
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Laravel Filterable Model
Add filtering via http request query params to Eloquent models in Laravel
Installation
Usage
Extend your Eloquent models with Pointybeard\FilterableModel\AbstractFilterableModel and then use the trait Pointybeard\FilterableModel\Traits\FilterableTrait. This will add a new scope called filter, as well as the following methods, to your model:
getFilterable()getSortable()getSortByDefault()getSortOrderDefault()
Then, add protected properties $filterable, $sortable, $sortByDefault, and $sortOrderDefault to control the behaviour of filtering. E.g.
Finally, you can use the ->filter() scope to filter results by passing an instance of Filter. E.g.
Alternatively, use the Filter::fromRequest() method to build a filter from request query params, e.g. in your controllers like so:
By default, all comparisons are done by injecting an equals (=) where clause into the database calls. To use other comparisons, or add more complex logic, create a new class that extends Pointybeard\FilterableModel\Filter and add your own methods. For example, to use a LIKE comparison for your tag field and a boolean comparison for is_published:
Contributing
We encourage you to contribute to this project. Please check out the Contributing documentation for guidelines about how to get involved.
Support
If you believe you have found a bug, please report it using the GitHub issue tracker.
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License
"Laravel Filterable Model" is released under the MIT License. See LICENCE for details.
All versions of laravel-filterable-model with dependencies
illuminate/database Version ^9.17 || ^10.23
illuminate/http Version ^9.17 || ^10.23
illuminate/support Version ^9.17 || ^10.23
spatie/laravel-data Version ^3.9
webmozart/assert Version ^1.11