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In Laravel, it is convenient to write the query filter related to the model in a separate class

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

[](#laravel-query-filter)

In Laravel, it is convenient to write the query filter related to the model in a separate class!

### Installation

[](#installation)

```
composer require oooiik/laravel-query-filter

```

### Usage:

[](#usage)

for single use

```
User::filter($validated)->get();
```

or create a filter

```
$userFilter = User::createFilter(UserFilter::class);
```

get a query using a filter

```
$userFilter->apply($validated)->query();
```

write filter on filter and get a query

```
$userFilter->apply($validated);
$userFilter->apply($validated_2)->query();
```

In order to use a filter you have to create a new one by the command that is provided by the package:

```
php artisan make:filter UserFilter

```

This command will create a directory `Filters` and `UserFilter` class inside. To use the filter method of `User` model use the `Filterable` trait:

```