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baraveli/laravel-query-filters
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A minimal approach to filtering eloquent models through query params

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Laravel Query Filter
====================

[](#laravel-query-filter)

A minimal approach to filtering eloquent models through query params

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

[](#installation)

```
composer require baraveli/laravel-query-filters

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Create custom filter class in your laravel application

[](#create-custom-filter-class-in-your-laravel-application)

**In this case I have a filter for the user model. Every filter should extends the baraveli `QueryFilter` class. And the method name in each filter class correspond to the url param name so in this case when you call ?search="ssd" it is actually calling the `search()` method**

```