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Laravel Searchable

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This package makes it easy to get structured search from a variety of sources. Here's an example where we search through some models. We already did some small preparation on the models themselves.

The search will be performed case insensitive. $searchResults now contains all User models that contain john in the name attribute and BlogPosts that contain 'john' in the title attribute.

In your view you can now loop over the search results:

In this example we used models, but you can easily add a search aspect for an external API, list of files or an array of values.

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Installation

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Usage

Preparing your models

In order to search through models you'll have to let them implement the Searchable interface.

You'll only need to add a getSearchResult method to each searchable model that must return an instance of SearchResult. Here's how it could look like for a blog post model.

Searching models

With the models prepared you can search them like this:

The search will be performed case insensitive. $searchResults now contains all User models that contain john in the name attribute.

You can also pass multiple attributes to search through:

To get fine grained control you can also use a callable. This way you can also search for exact matches, apply scopes, eager load relationships, or even filter your query like you would using the query builder.

Creating custom search aspects

You are not limited to only registering basic models as search aspects. You can easily create your own, custom search aspects by extending the SearchAspect class.

Consider the following custom search aspect to search an external API:

This is how you can use it:

Limiting aspect results

It is possible to limit the amount of results returned by each aspect by calling limitAspectResults prior to performing the search.

Rendering search results

Here's an example on rendering search results:

You can customize the $type by adding a public property $searchableType on your model or custom search aspect

Testing

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you've found a bug regarding security please mail [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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