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ahoysolutions/query-filters
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A Laravel package to filter database queries based on the query string.

v1.1.2(8y ago)135MITPHPPHP ~7.0

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Query Filters
=============

[](#query-filters)

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

### Step 1: Composer

[](#step-1-composer)

From the command line, run:

```
composer require ahoysolutions/query-filters

```

### Step 2: Service Provider

[](#step-2-service-provider)

From within your Laravel application, open `config/app.php` and within the `providers` array, add:

```
AhoySolutions\QueryFilters\QueryFilterServiceProvider::class

```

This will bootstrap the package into Laravel for you.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Adding a filters class to a model

[](#adding-a-filters-class-to-a-model)

You can add a filter class through artisan command, just like with controllers, models, or other similar resources. For example, assuming you wanted to leverage filters on your Post model, you might use:

```
php artisan make:queryfilters PostFilters

```

Afterwards, a new query filter class will be added to your `app/Filters/` directory.

### Adding filter methods

[](#adding-filter-methods)

To add a filter method to an filter class, simply add a function to the class. For example, assume you have an incoming request with a query string that looks like `www.example.com/posts?user=johnsmith&popular`.

Your filters class might then look like this:

```