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V2 #22

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Update Documentation
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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions src/Enums/Comparators/Condition.php
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<?php

namespace TeamQ\Datatables\Enums\Comparators;

enum Condition: string
{
case And = '$and';
case Or = '$or';
}
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/Scribe/Strategies/Documentations/Filters/DateFilter.php
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<ul>
<li><b>{$name}=2023-04-01</b><br>It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=2023-04-01</b><br>It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=2023-04-01&{$name}[operator]=5</b><br>It is evaluated by operator 5 (LessThan).</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value][0]=2023-04-01&{$name}[value][1]=2023-07-30&{$name}[operator]=7</b><br>It is evaluated by operator 7 (Between). This operator will only take the first two 'values' however operators like 'In' will take the entire array of 'values'</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=2023-04-01&{$name}[operator]=\$lt</b><br>It is evaluated by operator 5 LessThan.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value][0]=2023-04-01&{$name}[value][1]=2023-07-30&{$name}[operator]=\$between</b><br>It is evaluated by operator Between. This operator will only take the first two 'values' however operators like 'In' will take the entire array of 'values'</li>
</ul>
Valid comparison operators are:
<ul>
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/Scribe/Strategies/Documentations/Filters/NumberFilter.php
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<ul>
<li><b>{$name}=20</b><br>It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=20</b><br>It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=20&{$name}[operator]=5</b><br>It is evaluated by operator 5 (LessThan).</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value][0]=20&{$name}[value][1]=20&{$name}[operator]=5</b><br>It is evaluated by operator 7 (Between). This operator will only take the first two 'values' however operators like 'In' will take the entire array of 'values'.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=20&{$name}[operator]=\$lt</b><br>It is evaluated by operator LessThan.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value][0]=20&{$name}[value][1]=20&{$name}[operator]=\$between</b><br>It is evaluated by operator Between. This operator will only take the first two 'values' however operators like 'In' will take the entire array of 'values'.</li>
</ul>
Valid comparison operators are:
<ul>
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/Scribe/Strategies/Documentations/Filters/TextFilter.php
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<ul>
<li><b>{$name}=Luis</b> It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=Luis</b> It is evaluated by equals.</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=Luis&{$name}[operator]=5</b> It is evaluated by operator 5 (EndWith).</li>
<li><b>{$name}[value]=Luis&{$name}[operator]=\$endWith</b> It is evaluated by operator EndWith.</li>
</ul>
Valid comparison operators are:
<ul>
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