Available Filters

Queries and javascript examples

This section is a guide for front-end developers who want to use an API that uses Laravel Purity.

Queries can accept a filters parameter with the following syntax:

GET /api/posts?filters[field][operator]=value

By Default the following operators are available:

Operator	Description
`$eq`	Equal
`$eqc`	Equal (case-sensitive)
`$ne`	Not equal
`$lt`	Less than
`$lte`	Less than or equal to
`$gt`	Greater than
`$gte`	Greater than or equal to
`$in`	Included in an array
`$notIn`	Not included in an array
`$contains`	Contains
`$notContains`	Does not contain
`$containsc`	Contains (case-sensitive)
`$notContainsc`	Does not contain (case-sensitive)
`$null`	Is null
`$notNull`	Is not null
`$between`	Is between
`$notBetween`	Is not between
`$startsWith`	Starts with
`$startsWithc`	Starts with (case-sensitive)
`$endsWith`	Ends with
`$endsWithc`	Ends with (case-sensitive)
`$or`	Joins the filters in an "or" expression
`$and`	Joins the filters in an "and" expression