README

Package is developed for quick and easy managing filtering in your application.

Usage:

Go to your model and add use HasFilter; trait, so you can inject filtration logic anywhere.

Via laravel scopes this trait adds simple methods to inject your filters as a

1. One filter User::useFilter(ActiveFilter::class)->first();
2. Array of filters User::useFilters([ActiveFilter::class, IsAdminFilter::class])->first();
3. FiltersRepository User::useFiltersRepository(UserFiltersRepository::class)->first();

Each of your filters have to extend Filter class and implement run() method.
run() method should always return Builder instance and can use $model to check model's columns for example.

public function run(Builder $query, Model $model): Builder
{
    return $query->where('active', true);
}

You can also use $this->parameters field to conditionally filter you model.

FiltersRepository

You can create repository of filters which extends FiltersRepository class and implements getFilters() method.
As a return you should provide a list of filter classes.