Use filters¶
JSON responses on this page contributed by Tim Reynolds.
Some requests use GET parameters in the URL. These are as follows:
filter
¶
Specifies the filters for returned data.
page
¶
Specifies the page number which items will be returned.
order
, dir
¶
Specifies the sort order of returned items and the order direction: asc
- returns items in the ascending order; dsc
- returns items in the descending order.
Example
limit
¶
Limits the number of returned items in the response. Note that by default, 10 items are returned in the response. The maximum number is 100 items.
neq
¶
“not equal to” - returns items with the specified attribute that is not equal to the defined value.
in
¶
“equals any of” - returns items that are equal to the item(s) with the specified attribute(s).
nin
¶
“not equals any of” - returns items excluding the item with the specified attribute.
gt
¶
“greater than” - returns items with the specified attribute that is greater than the defined value.
Example
lt
¶
“less than” - returns items with the specified attribute that is less than the defined value.
from
, to
¶
Specifies the range of attributes according to which items will be returned.
Example
White-spaces¶
If the attribute value consists of several words separated by a white-space, the ‘%20’ sign is used:
Example
Example 1¶
For example, to filter products with the description equal to simple01:
Example
Example 2¶
To filter customers by email address: