How to use Query Scopes in Laravel efficiently?

UpdatedMay 1, 2024

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class Post extends Model { // applies active filter condition public function scopeActive($query) { $query->where('is_active', '=', 1); } // applies date filter condition public function scopePublishedAfterDate($query, $date) { $query->where('published_date', '>', $date); } }

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