Open lbertidrwolf opened 4 years ago
The recommended way for a filter url is described in a recommendation of the JSON:API spec. So in your example it would generate a query like: ?filter[genre]=Science Fiction&filter[title]=The*
(if you request something like findAll(Book, ...)
).
But if your server implements another filtering strategy and expects a query like ?filter[book]=genre=='Science Fiction';title==The*
(url encoded it would be ?filter%5Dbook%5D=genre%3D%3D%27Science%20Fiction%27%3Btitle%3D%3DThe*
by the way), you can try the following filter config:
findAll(Book, {
filter: {
book: 'genre==\'Science Fiction\';title==The*',
},
})
Hello, on my BackEnd I am using elide.io, I didn't find a way to apply elide filters with findAll.For example if I want to filter using filter[book]=genre=='Science Fiction';title==The* What should be in this case the second argument of the findAll method of JsonApiDatastore? using a json like
doesn't work and if I pass a string like 'filter[book]=genre=='Science Fiction';title==The*' this will not appear in the url as query param.
The only way I found to have it working is to override the toQueryString method in the DatastoreConfig