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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require appslabke/laravel-easy-search

Usage

Add config vendor:publish --provider="AppsLab\LaravelEasySearch\LaravelEasySearchBaseServiceProvider" This will add the config file which you can customize namespace = allow you to set you filter and module namespace, location = allow to set the location for your filter and model autogenerate-query-builds = This help in autogenerating query build it is used by filter command to auto generate filter query queries-types = this is used to auto complete query type

How to add your own builder.

• Create new service provider BuildServiceProvider
• Under boot method add you builds using Search Facede as shown

Search::builds([
  NameBuild::class
])

Don't forget to add your service provider to app.config providers App\Providers\BuildServiceProvider::class,

Working with Laravel Easy Search

• add search on model

• Global search

  • This allow you to search all the columns in the table.
  • Laravel easy search will search the table only with the filters generated on production but will through an error on local/development.
  • If you want to ignore some columns you can second arguments to ignore the columns.

  ->allowedColumns(['id', 'created_at', 'updated_at'])

  • by default global search users search as the query filter you can replace that by adding the first parameter

  ->searchAllColumns('filter')

  Make sure you check the

Add Searchable trait to your model

You can now use Laravel searchable as

//First make sure you extend Search facade on your controller

use AppsLab\LaravelEasySearch\Facades\Search;

class NameController extends Controller
{
    public index(){
    $results = Search::model(Model::class)
    //Allowed Collumns methods guide you to search only columns added by default if you don't add allowedColumn all solumns will be return
                ->allowedColumns(['name'])
                //Applying filter from your request
                ->applyFilter() //This will search using the filters you generated if filter is not available it will throw a class does not exist error. You can change the filter from the request by adding an array with the key as the filter and the value as the request key
                ->applyFilter(['search_name' => 'name']) This will replace the search_name with name. Name is the filter name
                //Sort by allow you to sort the result pass an array
                ->sortBy('column','ASC')
                //Do you want to add a query? yeah you can do that by building your query connect to the model
                ->buildQuery('whereHas', ['warehouse', function(Builder $query){
                        $query->where('name' , 'like', '%neo%');
                    }])
                //You can add relation addRelation as string or array
                ->addRelation('users')
                // use first to get first item on search
                ->first()

    }
}

use Searchable; 

$skeleton = new Spatie\Skeleton();
echo $skeleton->echoPhrase('Hello, Spatie!');

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email developers@appslab.co.ke instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Marvin Collins Hosea
• All Contributors

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.