Plugin to integrate Laravel Scout into Filament Global Search and Table Search. Plus a ScoutSelect component which enhances the standard Select Field with scout search capabilities.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require kainiklas/filament-scout
To use Scout Search instead of the default search on a table, add the trait InteractsWithScout
to any Page which contains a table, e.g. app\Filament\Resources\MyResource\Pages\ListMyResources.php
:
use Kainiklas\FilamentScout\Traits\InteractsWithScout;Â class ListMyResources extends ListRecords{ use InteractsWithScout;}
The table defined in the resource needs to be searchable()
as described in the Filament table docs.
Making each column searchable is not required anymore, as the content of what is searchable is defined within scout.
Depending on the scout engine you may have limitations on how many search results you get back. This can be adjusted in two places:
Add the following env
variable to adjust the limit of search results:
SCOUT_SEARCH_LIMIT=100
100
is the default value within this pagacke.
For example meilisearch has a default limit of 20
.
Within meilisearch there is a default limit of 1000
total hits which is also the upper bound for the search limit.
That means if you want to have more than 1000
search results, you need to adapt both: the search limit and the index settings.
The index settings can be adjusted within config\scout.php
:
'index-settings' => [ MyClass::class => [ 'pagination' => [ 'maxTotalHits' => 10000 ], ],],
Then run the following command to sync the settings: php artisan scout:sync-index-settings
$recordTitleAttribute
on your resource: Setting global search result title.getGlobalSearchResultDetails(Model $record)
in your Resource: Adding extra details to global search results.class ContractResource extends Resource{ // required to enable global search protected static ?string $recordTitleAttribute = 'name';Â // optional: details public static function getGlobalSearchResultDetails(Model $record): array { return [ 'Category' => $record->category->name, ]; }}
FilamentScoutPlugin
to your panel configuration, e.g., in app\Providers\Filament\AdminPanelProvider.php
.use Kainiklas\FilamentScout\FilamentScoutPlugin;Â class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider{ public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel { return $panel $plugins([ FilamentScoutPlugin::make() ]); }}
If you are using Meilisearch, you can activate meilisearch specific features (search context highlighting):
use Kainiklas\FilamentScout\FilamentScoutPlugin;Â class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider{ public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel { return $panel $plugins([ FilamentScoutPlugin::make() ->useMeilisearch() // enables meilisearch specific features ]); }}
getGlobalSearchResultDetails()
in your Resource:public static function getGlobalSearchResultDetails(Model $record): array { // change the filament default implementation from this // return [ // 'AttributeTitle' => $record->attribute_name // ];Â // to this return [ 'scout_attribute_name' => "AttributeTitle" ]; }
To enable scout search in your select form fields use the provided ScoutSelect
component:
use Kainiklas\FilamentScout\Forms\Components\ScoutSelect;Â ScoutSelect::make('company_id') ->searchable() ->relationship('company', 'name') ->useScout() // must be called after relationship()
Technically, the ScoutSelect
component inherits from Filament\Forms\Components\Select
. The useScout()
method sets a new getSearchResultsUsing()
closure which uses scout.
Important: The useScout()
method needs to be called after the relationship method. Otherwise it is overriden by the relationship()
method.
Hint: Only values which are accessible and defined by scout are searchable.
composer test
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