Search rules

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Required API Key: any key with the settings ACL

Method signature

$index->searchRules(string query)

$index->searchRules(string query, [
  // All the following parameters are optional
  'anchoring' => string,
  'context' => string,
  'page' => integer,
  'hitsPerPage' => integer,
  'enabled' => boolean
])

index.search_rules(
  String query,
  Hash opts = {
    anchoring: String,
    context: String,
    page: Integer,
    hitsPerPage: Integer,
    enabled: Boolean
  }
)

index.searchRules(string query)

index.searchRules(string query, {
  // All the following parameters are optional
  anchoring => string,
  context => string,
  page => integer,
  hitsPerPage => integer,
  enabled => boolean,
  // any other requestOptions
})

index.search_rules(str query, {
    // All the following parameters are optional
    'anchoring': str,
    'context': str,
    'page': int,
    'hitsPerPage': int,
    'enabled': bool
})

index.searchRules(
  _ query: RuleQuery,
  requestOptions: RequestOptions? = nil,
  completion: Result<RuleSearchResponse> -> Void
)

struct RuleQuery {
  var query: String? = nil
  var anchoring: Rule.Anchoring? = nil
  var context: String? = nil
  var page: Int? = nil
  var hitsPerPage: Int? = nil
  var isEnabled: Bool? = nil
}

suspend fun Index.searchRules(
  query: RuleQuery = RuleQuery(),
  requestOptions: RequestOptions? = null
): ResponseSearchRules

@Serializable
data class RuleQuery(
    var query: String? = null,
    var anchoring: Anchoring? = null,
    var context: String? = null,
    var page: Int? = null,
    var hitsPerPage: Int? = null,
    var enabled: Boolean? = null
)

index.SearchRules(
  new RuleQuery
  {
    Query = String,
    Anchoring = String,
    Context = String,
    Page = int,
    HitsPerPage = int,
    Enabled = bool,
  })

index.searchRules(
  new RuleQuery(String query)
    .setAnchoring(String anchoring)
    .setContext(String context)
    .setPage(int page)
    .setHitsPerPage(int hitsPerPage)
    .setEnabled(bool enabled)
)

index.SearchRules(string query)
index.SearchRules(
  string query,
  opt.Anchoring(string anchoring),
  opt.RuleContexts(string context),
  opt.Page(int page),
  opt.HitsPerPage(int hitsPerPage),
  opt.EnableRules(bool enabled),
)

search.rules(in).index("indexName").query(
  QueryRules(
    query = String,
    anchoring = String,
    context = String,
    page = int,
    hitsPerPage = int,
    enabled = bool,
  )
)

See code examples

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About this method

Search for rules matching various criteria.

Examples

Read the Algolia CLI documentation for more information.

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$response = $index->searchRules('something', [
  'enabled' => true
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let query = RuleQuery()
  .set(\.anchoring, to: .is)
  .set(\.page, to: 1)
  .set(\.hitsPerPage, to: 10)
  .set(\.context, to: "something")

index.searchRules(query) { result in
  if case .success(let response) = result {
    print("Response: \(response)")
  }
}

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index.SearchRules( new RuleQuery("query")
  {
    Anchoring = "is",
    Context = "something",
    Page = 1,
    HitsPerPage = 10
  }
);

// Asynchronous
await index.SearchRulesAsync( new RuleQuery("query")
  {
    Anchoring = "is",
    Context = "something",
    Page = 1,
    HitsPerPage = 10
  }
);

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// Sync
SearchResult<Rule> results = index.searchRules(
  new RuleQuery("something")
);

// Async
CompletableFuture<SearchResult<Rule>> results = index.searchRulesAsync(
  new RuleQuery("something")
);

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opts := []interface{}{
  opt.Anchoring("is"),
  opt.RuleContexts("something"),
  opt.Page(1),
  opt.HitsPerPage(10),
}

res, err := index.SearchRules("query", opts...)

Parameters

`query`	type: string default: "" Optional Full text query.
`anchoring`	type: string\|enum default: all anchoring Optional When specified, restricts matches to rules with a specific anchoring type. When omitted, all anchoring types may match. One of the following values: `is`, `startsWith`, `endsWith`, `contains`
`context`	type: string default: Any context Optional Restricts matches to contextual rules with a specific context (exact match).
`page`	type: integer default: 0 Optional Requested page (zero-based).
`hitsPerPage`	type: integer default: 20 Optional Maximum number of hits in a page. Minimum is 1, maximum is 1000.
`enabled`	type: boolean default: none Optional When specified, restricts matches to rules with a specific `enabled` status. When absent (default), all rules are retrieved, regardless of their `enabled` status.
`requestOptions`	type: key/value mapping default: No request options Optional A mapping of request options to send along with the request.

Response

This section shows the JSON response returned by the API. Each API client encapsulates this response inside objects specific to the programming language, so that the actual response might be different. You can view the response by using the getLogs method. Don’t rely on the order of attributes in the response, as JSON doesn’t guarantee the ordering of keys in objects.

JSON format

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          {
  "hits":[
    {
      "conditions":[{
        "pattern":"smartphone",
        "anchoring":"contains"
      }],
      "consequence":{
        "params":{
          "filters":"category = 1"
        }
      },
      "objectID":"a-rule-id",
      "_highlightResult":{
        "conditions":[{
          "pattern":{
            "value":"<b>s<\/b>martphone",
            "matchLevel":"full",
            "fullyHighlighted":false,
            "matchedWords":[
              "s"
            ]
          }],
          "anchoring":{
            "value":"contains",
            "matchLevel":"none",
            "matchedWords":[

            ]
          }
        },
        "consequence":{
          "params":{
            "filters":{
              "value":"category = 1",
              "matchLevel":"none",
              "matchedWords":[

              ]
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ],
  "nbHits":1,
  "page":0,
  "nbPages":1
}

        

Field	Description
`hits`	list of rule Rule objects matched by the search query (see Rule Schema). Highlighting is provided through the standard mechanism (`_highlightResult` attribute inside every returned object)
`nbHits`	integer Total number of rules matching the query.
`page`	integer Returned page number (zero-based).
`nbPages`	integer Total number of pages.