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Informations about the package filterable
Laravel Filterable
Introduction
The Sedehi/Filterable package is designed for performing searches on models based on query strings found in requests. It allows you to easily filter model data according to the query parameters provided in HTTP requests.
Installation
To get the latest version, simply require the project using Composer:
If you are using Laravel >=5.5 the service provider will be automatically discovered otherwise we need to add the filterable service provider to config/app.php under the providers key:
Usage
The first step in using the Sedehi/Filterable package in your Laravel application is to add the Sedehi\Filterable\Filterable trait to any model on which you want to perform filtering.
Below is an example of a model with the Filterable trait:
Applying Filtering in Queries
Finally, to apply filtering in any query where you need to execute filterable, add the filter scope as follows:
Defining Filterable Fields
To specify which fields can be filtered and the type of search operation available on those fields, you need to define an array named $filterable within your model. In this array, you list the names of the fields that should be filterable and specify the filter operation for each field.
In the example above, we have defined that the 'title' field can be filtered.
You can add more fields to the $filterable array as needed for your model.
Here's a guide on how to filter data using the filterable feature:
SQL Output:
All versions of filterable with dependencies
nesbot/carbon Version >=2.65
hekmatinasser/verta Version ^8.3