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 # Filterable
 
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 The `Filter` class provides a flexible and powerful way to apply dynamic filters to Laravel's Eloquent queries. It supports caching, user-specific filtering, and custom filter methods, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, from simple blogs to complex data-driven platforms.