laravel-tips/content/tips/use-match-or-switch-statements-to-conditionally-scope-database-queries-based-on-query-strings-in-the-request.md

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Use match () or switch () statements to conditionally scope database queries based on query strings in the request	1471864655710670854	weekly-thread-2021-01	archtechx	https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FGmQH5nXEAs4mnv.jpg	2021-12-17T15:27:34+00:00	use-match-or-switch-statements-to-conditionally-scope-database-queries-based-on-query-strings-in-the-request

Remembered this great tip recently, and it's nice to see how fast PHP evolves

The exact same behavior can be implemented using match () with a default value, which also removes the need for the second callback ⚡️ https://twitter.com/reinink/status/1233017064492761088