[11.x] Ability to generate URL's with query params

[stevebauman]

This PR adds the ability to generate URL's with query parameters via a new query() method on the UrlGenerator.

Currently, URLs cannot be generated with query parameters using the UrlGenerator.

Example:

// http://localhost/products?sort=-name
url()->query('products', ['sort' => '-name']);

// http://localhost/products?columns[0]=name&columns[1]=price&columns[2]=quantity
url()->query('products', ['columns' => ['name', 'price', 'quantity']]);

Existing query parameters in the given path may also be overridden:

// http://localhost/products?sort=-price
url()->query('products?sort=-name', ['sort' => '-price']);

They may also be appended onto:

// http://localhost/products?sort=-name&search=samsung
url()->query('products?sort=-name', ['search' => 'samsung']);

[mrShibli]

where I write it? in model or blade file or controller or route??? where??? give me a example

[onlime]

@mrShibli

where I write it? in model or blade file or controller or route??? where??? give me a example

everywhere! That's what such helpers like url() are for, to be used in a controller, in a middleware, in blade, in wherever you wish.
You can also use url()->query('https://example.com/foo?some=name', ['search' => 'bar']) to merge query params into an existing URL with/without query params. Look at the RoutingUrlGeneratorTest examples in this PR!

[taylorotwell]

@stevebauman could you send a laravel/docs PR for this one?

[stevebauman]

@taylorotwell Yea absolutely!