Easy Model

• Overview
• Installation
• Usage
• Credits
• Support Me

Overview

Why this package?

I am focused on simplifying the syntax to match my vision, making it easier for you to perform tasks that typically require more lines of code or effort in Laravel. I am also addressing issues that Laravel still faces. The package is actively maintained, and I regularly review closed PRs in Laravel to find methods to help achieve this.

What makes this package featured?

• Accelerated Query Performance:

  • Significantly improved query performance compared to native Laravel.

• Straightforward and Unified Syntax:

  • Provides a unified, consistent syntax for Query Builder and Eloquent Builder. For more details, see Establish Query.

• Resolved Ambiguous Exception:

  • Fixes the ambiguous exception that arises when using the same column in both models and their relationships during ordering.

• Simplified Relationship Ordering:

  • Easily order results by model relationships (HasOne, HasMany, BelongsTo, BelongsToMany) without referring to manual joins. Check out Order Results to learn more.

• Streamline Batch Updates:

  • Effortlessly perform multiple updates using concise methods, consult UPDATE.md.

• Polymorphic & Through Relationship Ordering:

  • Adds first-class ordering support for MorphOne, MorphMany, MorphToMany, HasOneThrough, and HasManyThrough relationships using safe LEFT JOIN handling and automatic per-query join deduplication.

• Aggregate Ordering Helpers:

  • Order results by COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, or MAX of a related relationship via addOrderByCount / addOrderByAggregate.

• Keyword Search Across Columns:

  • Run a single grouped LIKE/= search across multiple columns with addKeywordSearch.

• Drop-in Facade:

  • Skip the trait entirely and use EasyModel::for(User::class)->... from anywhere.

• And more...

Installation

Install the package by using Composer:

Usage

[!WARNING] Do not use both traits together, as doing so may lead to unexpected output. However, if you do, the highest priority will be given to the Searchable trait.

For comprehensive examples and in-depth usage guidelines, check out SEARCH.md and UPDATE.md.

Credits

• Mahmoud Ramadan
• Contributors

Support me

• PayPal

License

The MIT License (MIT).