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mykeels/laravel-filters
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Provides a composable interface for data filtering with query strings

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Laravel Filters
===============

[](#laravel-filters)

Imagine that ...

Filter with Query String
------------------------

[](#filter-with-query-string)

This URL:

```
/users?name=myk&age=21&company=rick-and-morty&sort_age=desc

```

automatically knew to filter the DB query by responding with users that have their

- name containing `myk`
- age as `21`
- company name containing `rick-and-morty`

and order the records by age in descending order, all without you having to write boilerplate code 😱.

Load Relationships
------------------

[](#load-relationships)

Or that you could automatically include a relationship for a model by adding a `?with_relationship` to the URL 😍, like:

[![laravel-filters](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11996508/43687436-08f61c1c-98cd-11e8-962b-cd32c2d3bfb3.gif)](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11996508/43687436-08f61c1c-98cd-11e8-962b-cd32c2d3bfb3.gif)

Hold your horses 😜, I'm about to show you how.

Setup
-----

[](#setup)

- Run `composer require mykeels/laravel-filters` in your terminal to pull the package in.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

- In the Model class you wish to make filterable, use the `FilterableTrait` like:

```