condition

The condition function is used to create a condition by specifying two parameters ($parameter1 and $parameter2) and an optional operator ($operator). It allows you to construct conditions for comparisons. The first parameter, $parameter1, represents the value or expression on the left side of the condition. The optional $operator parameter defines the comparison operation (e.g., equals, greater than, less than, default value is equals), and the $parameter2 parameter represents the value or expression on the right side of the condition.

Example Usage

use sbamtr\LaravelQueryEnrich\QE;
use function sbamtr\LaravelQueryEnrich\c;

$books = Book::select(
    'id',
    'name',
    QE::condition(c('price'), '>', 100)->as('expensive'),
    QE::condition(c('price'), 0)->as('free')
)->get();