 1 use Hyvor\FilterQ\Facades\FilterQ;
 2 
 3 $query = FilterQ::expression('id=100|slug=hello')
 4     ->builder(Post::class)
 5     ->keys(function($keys) {
 6         $keys->add('id')->column('posts.id');
 7         $keys->add('slug');
 8         $keys->add('author.name')
 9             ->column('authors.name')
10             ->join('authors', 'authors.id', '=', 'posts.author_id', 'left');
11     })
12     ->addWhere();
13 
14 $posts = $query
15     ->limit(25)
16+    ->orderBy('id', 'DESC')
17     ->get();

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