feat(filterable): support through() method to apply custom builder callbacks#2
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feat(filterable): support through() method to apply custom builder callbacks#2
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…ing logic - Introduced `when(bool $condition, callable $callback)` method to Filterable. - Enables conditional modification of filter instances in a chainable, expressive way. - Supports nested usage and enhances code clarity. - Added full test coverage for true/false conditions and nested scenarios.
- Introduced through() method in Filterable to accept an array of closures - Each closure is applied sequentially to the query builder - Validates input to ensure only callables are accepted - Added test cases to verify correct and incorrect usage
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Apply Custom Query Callbacks using through
This PR introduces the through() method to the Filterable class, enabling developers to apply an array of custom query modifications directly on the underlying Eloquent builder.
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