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This repo is Laravel package to extend filtering functionality in Laravel projects. If you have a list with items and you use spatie/laravel-query-builder to filter them, this package could be useful for you.

This package based on spatie/laravel-query-builder use case. We express our appreciation to Spatie for inspiring us, sharing valuable experiences, and providing exceptional Laravel packages that we not only extensively use but also wholeheartedly recommend.

QueryBuilder classes

In this package you may find some custom part of Query Builder to extend filtering logic.

DateRangeFilter

QueryBuilder class which implements a logic to filter by range of dates using WhereBetween.

IsNotNullFilter

QueryBuilder class which implements a logic to filter by whereNull or whereNotNull depend on the given input value. Could be used when we just need to filter by some flag behind which there is a logic (like: Have unpaid invoices - Yes/No).

WhereInFilter

QueryBuilder class which implements a logic to filter b whereIn using given array of values (good for multiple selects as filters).

View components

Also in this package you may find filter components that render filter component depends on type and logic.

You may public vendor views from this package to implement your own styles for filter components blade templates and to adjust it to your layout and theme.

By default filter components in blade use Bootstrap classes.

Boolean filter

View component to render a filter with select options No,Yes (or custom options defined in component attribute).

Custom select filter

View component to render a filter with custom select options as filter options.

Date range filter

View component to render a filter with two date inputs as date range (start date and end date).

Input filter

View component to render a filter with text input.

Multiple select field

View component to render a filter with multiple select options from given Eloquent Model.

Select field

View component to render a filter with select options from given Eloquent Model.

Link

View component to render a sort field.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require labrodev/laravel-filter-components

Optionally, you can publish the views to implement them to your layout.

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=filter-components-views

Optionally, you can publish the view components to extend the logic you need.

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=filter-components-components

Usage

QueryBuilder classes

Let's assume that you are familiar with Spatie\QueryBuilder and already implemented filtering logic using Spatie\QueryBuilder.

You may extend usage by using QueryBuilder classes from this package: DateRangeFilter, WhereInFilter, IsNotNullFilter.

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Labrodev\Filters\QueryBuilder\DateRangeFilter;
use Labrodev\Filters\QueryBuilder\WhereInFilter;
use Labrodev\Filters\QueryBuilder\IsNotNullFilter;
use Spatie\QueryBuilder\AllowedFilter;
use Spatie\QueryBuilder\QueryBuilder;

class YourQuery extends QueryBuilder
{
    public function __construct(Request $request)
    {
        $query = YourModel::query();

        parent::__construct($query, $request);

        //DateRangeFilter
        $this->allowedFilters([
            AllowedFilter::custom('filter_name', new DateRangeFilter(), 'table_column') 
        ]);

        //DateRangeFilter
        $this->allowedFilters([
            AllowedFilter::custom('filter_name', new WhereInFilter(), 'table_column') 
        ]);

        //IsNotNullFilter
        $this->allowedFilters([
            AllowedFilter::custom('filter_name', new IsNotNullFilter(), 'table_column') 
        ]);
    }
}

View components

Let's consider that you want to have a filtering in your CRUD list.

There could be a filter block. Let's assume to may have a form for your filters.

<form action="your filter routing" method="GET">
<!-- and here could be components from this package -->
<button type="submit"></button>
</form>

Boolean filter

<x-filter-boolean-field 
    field="filter[{{ $filterField }}]" 
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}" 
    options="{{__('Your option 1') }},{{ __('Your option 2')}}">
</x-filter-boolean-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter
options - options which will be in select box; if it is not provided, then it will No, Yes options by default

Custom select filter

<x-filter-custom-select-field>
    field="filter[{{ $filterField }}]"
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}"
    options="{{__('Your option 1') }},{{ __('Your option 2')}}">
</x-filter-custom-select-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter
options - options which will be in select box

Date range filter

<x-filter-date-range-field>
    field="filter[{{ $filterField }}]"
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}">
</x-filter-date-range-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter

Input filter

<x-filter-field>
    field="filter[{{ $filterField }}]"
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}">
</x-filter-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter

Multiple select filter

<x-filter-multiple-select-field 
    field="filter[{{$filterField}}]"
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}"
    class="{{ $eloquentModelClass }}"
    value="{{ $eloquentModelProperty}}">
</x-filter-multiple-select-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter
class - Eloquent model class from where will be taken values for options. For example, if class is App\Models\UserGroup, then will be rendered all user groups from user_groups table as options
value - property which will be shown as options. For example, if value will be name, column name from user_groups table will be used for option; if you want to split two columns to have them as option, put in value them separeted by comma: 'column1,column2'

Select filter

<x-filter-select-field 
     field="filter[{{$filterField}}]"
    name="{{ __('Filter label') }}"
    class="{{ $eloquentModelClass }}"
    value="{{ $eloquentModelProperty}}">
</x-filter-select-field>

field - this property is query parameter which will be in search request
name - this is label for this filter
class - Eloquent model class from where will be taken values for options. For example, if class is App\Models\UserGroup, then will be rendered all user groups from user_groups table as options
value - property which will be shown as options. For example, if value will be name, column name from user_groups table will be used for option; if you want to split two columns to have them as option, put in value them separeted by comma: 'column1,column2'

Link

<x-sort-link name="{{ $fieldToSort }}">
</x-sort-link>

name - field to sort

Testing

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