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queryNodes provides a filtering mechanism. Filters are added as request parameters. Filter values must be properly URL encoded. You can use multiple filters within the same request.

Format and operators

Format

The filter parameter has the following format:

property[operator]=value

Example in a URL:

https://example.com/.rest/delivery/pages/v1?title[like]=tour

If no operator is provided, eq is used by default. The value in the filter parameter is treated as String .

Supported operators

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• eq means =
• ne means <>
• lt means <
• gt means >
• lte means <=
• gte means >=
• like means LIKE
• in means IN
• not-in means NOT IN

Usage notes

• If no operator is provided, eq is used by default.

• The value in the filter parameter is treated as String .

• Use brackets to pass an operator, for example [eq], [ne], [lt], and so on.

• For in and not-in, a range symbol ~ (the tilde) should be provided, for example:

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  https://example.com/.rest/delivery/pages/v1?mgnl:created[in]=2018-01-01~2018-02-01

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