How does Runway support filtering and sorting for Eloquent models

1. Allowed Filters in the REST API:
- You can enable filtering for your Runway resources in the `config/statamic/api.php` configuration file by defining a list of `allowed_filters` for each resource.
- For example:

php
     'runway' => [
         'products' => [
             'allowed_filters' => ['name', 'slug'],
         ],
     ],
     

2. Eloquent Scopes in the GraphQL API:
- Runway extends Statamic's built-in GraphQL API to allow querying your Eloquent models.
- You can use Eloquent scopes in your GraphQL queries to filter and sort the results.
- For example, in your GraphQL query:

graphql
     products(limit: 25, sort: "name") {
         data {
             id
             name
             price
             description
         }
     }
     

3. Filtering and Sorting in the Runway Tag:
- The `< runway:product >` tag supports filtering and sorting using Eloquent scopes.
- You can pass parameters to the tag to filter and sort the results.
- For example:

html
     {{ runway:product sort="name" filter:price="100,150" }}
         <h2>{{ name }}</h2>
         <p>Price: {{ price }}</p>
     {{ /runway:product }}
     

By leveraging these features, you can easily filter and sort your Eloquent models in Statamic using Runway, whether you're using the REST API, GraphQL API, or the Runway tag in your templates.