Resident Directory Filter

[phamkelly17]

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Resident Directory Filter

Implementation description

• Implement backend for filtering residents
• can filter by resident_id, building_id, date_range
• see Notion documentation for get_residents()

Steps to test

1. Test endpoints on Postman
2. Test individually all filters
3. Test together

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[braydonwang]

Just wondering, is this the right endpoint url to call when we want to filter by date range but only provide a start date?

localhost:8080/residents?filters={"date_range":{"date_joined": "2023-11-23", "date_left": None}}

[phamkelly17]

@braydonwang this is the correct endpoint:

http://localhost:8080/residents?filters={"date_range": ["2024-1-31", null]}