Filtering

Filter your results

Filtering is similar to facets selection, since the results will be filtered based upon selected facets AND filters. However, with filters, you don't have access to results grouping, list and count of the values, ...

Filters can be applied to any attribute in the catalog

Parameters

Filtering the results is controlled by the filter parameter. This parameter expects a SQL-like formatted string that describes the filtering rules.

Check below for more info.

Name	Type	Is Required ?	Default value
filter	string	✖	empty string

filter

Filter the results using an SQL-like syntax. The generic syntax is as follows:

filterRule: `${attribute} ${rule_operator} ${value}`

filterGroup: `(${filterRule1} ${group_operator} ${filterRule2} ...)`

rule_operator: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= 
group_operator: AND, OR

filter can be either a single filterRule or a filterGroup.

• For example, all the following filters are valid:

size = 137
size != 137
price > 50

(size = 137)
(size = 137 OR size = 133 OR size = 48)
price >= 10 AND price < 100

(size = 137 OR size = 119) AND (price > 10 AND price < 100)

size = 137 OR price > 10
size = 137 AND price > 10

Response

All responses from XO Search uses the same format. Check API Reference page for a more detailed description of this format.

API Reference

Usage examples

• Filter results with a price higher than 10 €

SDK - JS

NodeJS / NPM example

import { search } from '@attraqt/search';

const query = 'T-shirt';

search.init({ token: SEARCH_API_TOKEN });

const response = await search.query(query, {
  filter: 'price > 10'
});

console.log(response);

HTML example

<script type="text/javascript">
    xo.init({
        search: {
            token: SEARCH_API_TOKEN
        }
    });

    xo.search.query('T-Shirt', {
        filter: 'price > 10'
    }).then((response) => {
        console.log(response);
    });
</script>

API - POST

API - GET