Currently, the following RQL operators have been left un-implemented:
in
match
contains
Depending on which other RQL resource documentation you find, there are some others that are discussed, some of which seem useful or interesting; however I can't seem to find any ultimate "specification" or standard around these operators.
Since we have the ability to provide callback functions, many of those could be implemented using the callback, if one is choosing not to REST for now.
Currently, the following RQL operators have been left un-implemented:
inmatchcontainsDepending on which other RQL resource documentation you find, there are some others that are discussed, some of which seem useful or interesting; however I can't seem to find any ultimate "specification" or standard around these operators.
Since we have the ability to provide callback functions, many of those could be implemented using the callback, if one is choosing not to REST for now.