Add support for query Scopes

[ARKKYN]

$this->customers->search($input['query'])->AmountReceivables()->withCount(['vehicles','totalInvoices','invoices'])->paginate($limit);

throws error On using scopes

[driesvints]

Should be fixed by now on 5.0, let me know if you still having troubles with this.

[ARKKYN]

@driesvints thank you

[sebastiaanluca]

@driesvints Can't get it to work as in the example above, but is the following the preferred way of adding query parameters that will be applied to the search results?

return Category::search($query)
    ->query(function (Builder $builder) {
        $builder->enabled();
    })
    ->take(5)
    ->get();

[driesvints]

@sebastiaanluca hmm, can't find an example in the docs. I think so yeah but unsure. Where does the enabled function come from? Are you using the latest 7.x release?

[sebastiaanluca]

enabled() is just the model scope. Can be an eager load, scope, where, etc, but still have to write tests to assert this works. Using laravel/scout v7.1.2 in combination with teamtnt/laravel-scout-tntsearch-driver v7.1.0.

Applying a scope, limit, etc after the search() call throws an exception it can't find the method on the builder. Adding it before complains about search() not being a method on the class.

[driesvints]

@sebastiaanluca we don't support teamtnt/laravel-scout-tntsearch-driver. Maybe this is an issue with this driver? Does it works with the Algolia driver?

[sebastiaanluca]

Since it acts on Scout interfaces and classes I suspect it's unrelated to the used driver, but don't have a setup to test with the Algolia driver so can't compare unfortunately.

Tbh, I think it's just some incomplete or faulty documentation. Checking the Scout builder class, there's no magic method forwarding to the underlying query builder class, only a query method that Set the callback that should have an opportunity to modify the database query. You shouldn't be able to directly call scopes and relations after calling search.

[MartinMorlog]

return Category::search($query)
    ->query(function (Builder $builder) {
        $builder->enabled();
    })
    ->take(5)
    ->get();

This worked for Algolia, for search using MySql got it to work like:

return Category::search($query, static function (Builder $builder) {
    return $builder->enabled();
});