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Maintainer Username: | lacodix |
Maintainer Contact: | dominik@lacodix.de (Dominik Müller) |
Package Create Date: | 2023-01-16 |
Package Last Update: | 2024-10-23 |
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Language: | PHP |
License: | MIT |
Last Refreshed: | 2024-12-23 03:29:40 |
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Total Downloads: | 26,069 |
Monthly Downloads: | 1,454 |
Daily Downloads: | 10 |
Total Stars: | 171 |
Total Watchers: | 3 |
Total Forks: | 12 |
Total Open Issues: | 1 |
This package allows you to filter, search and sort models while fetching from database with ease. It contains additional functionality to use query strings to filter, search and sort.
Once installed you can filter, search and sort Models. You can create own filters based on our base filters, create individual filters, or use one of the extended filters, that are ready to use with less or even without configuration like TrashedFilter.
Additionally you can use the visualisation functionality of filters.
You can find the entire documentation for this package on our documentation site
composer require lacodix/laravel-model-filter
Create your first filter
php artisan make:filter CreatedAfterFilter --type=date --field=created_at
// Set the filter mode
// App\Models\Filters\CreatedAfterFilter
public FilterMode $mode = FilterMode::GREATER_OR_EQUAL;
// Apply this filter and the HasFilters trait to a Model
// App\Models\Post
use HasFilters;
protected array $filters = [
CreatedAfterFilter::class,
];
// Somwhere in a controller, select all posts created after 1st of January 2023
Post::filter(['created_after_filter' => '2023-01-01'])->get();
// Do the same via query string by calling
// this url: https://.../posts?created_after_filter=2023-01-01
Post::filterByQueryString()->get();
// add searchable fields and the IsSearchable trait to Model:
// App\Models\Post
use IsSearchable;
protected array $searchable = [
'title',
'content',
];
// Somewhere in controller, find all posts that contain "test" in title or content
Post::search('test')->get();
// Do the same via query string by calling
// this url: https://.../posts?search=test
Post::searchByQueryString()->get();
All filters have a blade template that can visualize the filter with one or multiple input fields. To visualize all filters of a dedicated model you can use a blade component:
<x-lacodix-filter::model-filters :model="Post::class" />
Sometimes you don't need all of the filters for all parts of a web application. Maybe there shall be different filters be available to the backend as in the frontend, or different user types shall be able to use different filters.
For such cases this package offers filter grouping when adding filters to models
protected array $filters = [
'frontend' => [
HotFilter::class,
],
'backend' => [
CreatedAfterFilter::class,
PublishedFilter::class,
]
];
The groups can be used in the scopes
Post::filterByQueryString('frontend')->get()
or
Post::filter(['hot_filter' => 'hot'], 'frontend')->get();
Post::filter(['created_after_filter' => '2023-01-01'], 'backend')->get();
composer test
Please run the following commands and solve potential problems before committing and think about adding tests for new functionality.
composer rector:test
composer insights
composer csfixer:test
composer phpstan:test
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
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