Filtering

Each entity supports filtering the results, even on fields that are not present in the resulting entry.

You can see the full list of possible filters for each entity in the relevant API reference page.

Operators

The supported operators are described in the following table:

Operator	Meaning
`[eq]`	Filter `<field>` to be equal to the provided value.
`[gt]`	Filter `<field>` to be greater than the provided value.
`[ge]`	Filter `<field>` to be greater than or equal to the provided value.
`[like]`	Filter `<field>` with a wildcard (%) to match the provided value.
`[lt]`	Filter `<field>` to be lower than the provided value.
`[le]`	Filter `<field>` to be lower than or equal to the provided value.
`[ne]`	Filter `<field>` to be not equal to the provided value.
`[nlike]`	Filter `<field>` with a wildcard (%) to not match the provided value.

Each filter corresponds to a specific data type, and each data type supports specific operators, as can be seen in the following table:

?<field>=<str>

?<field:str>[<operator>]=<value>

Filtering on text fields is case-insensitive.

To filter by the same field multiple times, repeat the filter query parameter as many times as necessary.

Query parameters	Meaning
`?` (empty)	Default, all entries are returned.
`?category=Computers`	`category` is `Computers`
`?category[eq]=Computers`	`category` is `Computers`
`?category[ne]=Computers`	`category` is not `Computers`
`?category=Computers&category=Multimedia`	`category` is either `Computers` or `Multimedia`
`?osName[like]=Win%`	`osName` starts with `Win`
`?osName[nlike]=Win%`	`osName` doesn't start with `Win`
`?score[gt]=4`	`score` is greater than `4`
`?score[ge]=3&score[le]=7`	`score` is between `3` and `7` (inclusive)
`?published[gt]=2022-02-28`	`published` is later than February 28th, 2022 (at midnight).