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Informations about the package elysia
Elysia 🔍✨
A powerful, customizable query string filter package for Laravel that lets you filter, sort, and search models using query parameters — without writing repetitive query logic.
🚀 Features
- 🔄 Sort by fields with ease
- 🔎 Search using LIKE
- 📥 Filter with IN clause
- 🎯 Supports custom query string mapping per model
- 🧩 Fully extensible and easy to integrate
- 🧼 Clean, well-structured codebase
📦 Installation
🛠️ Configuration
Publish the config (optional):
config/elysia.php:
⚙️ Usage
In your controller:
🔁 Custom Query Parameters
By default, the Filter package applies filters using query parameters such as ?field_sort=field_name, ?field_like=value, and ?field_in=value1,value2. However, you can customize the query parameter names directly in your model.
Step 1: Add getQueryStringMapping Method in the Model
To customize the query parameters, implement a getQueryStringMapping method in your model. This method should return an array where the keys are the custom query parameters, and the values are the corresponding model fields.
In the example above, the custom query parameters are:
name_searchwill filter bynamefield.email_likewill perform a LIKE search on theemailfield.status_inwill filter bystatusfield using theINclause.created_at_sortwill sort bycreated_atfield.
Step 2: Apply the Filters with Custom Query Parameters
Now that you've defined custom query parameters in the model, you can use them directly in the request.
Example:
This will:
- Search for records where the
namefield contains "John". - Perform a
LIKEsearch on theemailfield. - Filter records where the
statusis either "active" or "inactive". - Sort the records by the
created_atfield in descending order.
Available Filters
- Sort: Add a custom query parameter like
?field_sort=field_nameto apply sorting. - LIKE: Add a custom query parameter like
?field_like=valueto perform a LIKE search. - IN: Add a custom query parameter like
?field_in=value1,value2to filter using theINclause. - Basic Where: Add custom query filters by passing fields that exist in the model's
$fillableattribute.
By using the getQueryStringMapping method, you can easily customize and map query parameters to any field in your model, giving you full control over how filters are applied in your application.
🙌 Shout Out
Special thanks to ChatGPT 🤖 for assisting with the design and development of this package.
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👨💻 Author
Sofronius Ruddy (GitHub: @sofronz)
Copyright (c) 2025
All rights reserved.
📝 License
MIT © 2025 Sofronz/Elysia. All rights reserved.
All versions of elysia with dependencies
illuminate/database Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/support Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/http Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0