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Searchy is targeted at user driven searches. If you are passing multiple values I assume you are probably doing the searching from an application driven perspective.

If that is the case, probably using eloquents API or the database query builder API would be better suited. You can add multiple where / like clauses. https://laravel.com/docs/5.1/queries#where-clauses

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Hi! No, it's big problem for me (( Because i need driven searches...
My first question was for clarity.
In the real work i'm try find something like this "des", "tosh" :)

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Are you still having the issue you mentioned above? I've been out of action for a while so I apologise for not responding, but it was unavoidable 😄

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Sorry, it's still not working ((

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Ok, so there is probably a good use case for this, but I haven't got time at the moment to update. I do however, Imagine it looking something like this:

Searchy::driver('ufuzzy')->skills('name')->query(['indesign', 'photoshop'])->get();

Where you would pass an array to the query method. I might have some more time in a month or so but at the moment I'll have to leave this open for a PR and hopefully in the meantime someone will pick it up. Keep in mind, while only 1 SQL query this would essentially be the same as running Array(n) searches on your database - so don't expect something like that to be fast.

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Closing due to Laravel Scout release https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scout

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@TomLingham can you please explain that? the Laravel Scout, how can we use your package with it? thanks

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@mazyvan, Laravel Scout shouldn't be used with Searchy. If you read a little through the documentation that I linked above, a great way to get started is using Algolia which should be fairly trivial to integrate.

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