#[repr(u8)]pub enum FilterValue {
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Null,
NotNull,
Ilike(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Like(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Gt(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Lt(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Gte(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Lte(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Ne(Vec<Meta<String>>),
In(Vec<Meta<String>>),
JsonGet(Vec<Meta<String>>),
JsonGetText(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Contains(Vec<Meta<String>>),
KeyExists(Vec<Meta<String>>),
Eq(Vec<Meta<String>>),
EqBare(Option<Meta<String>>),
}Expand description
A filter value - tagged operators or bare scalars for where clauses.
Tagged operators:
@nullfor IS NULL@not_nullfor IS NOT NULL@ilike($param)or@ilike("pattern")for case-insensitive LIKE@like,@gt,@lt,@gte,@lte,@nefor comparison operators@in($param)for= ANY($1)(array containment)@json-get($param)for JSONB->operator (get JSON object)@json-get-text($param)for JSONB->>operator (get JSON value as text)@contains($param)for@>operator (contains, typically JSONB)@key-exists($param)for?operator (key exists, typically JSONB)
Bare scalars (like $handle) are treated as equality filters via #[facet(other)].
Variants§
Null
NULL check (@null)
NotNull
NOT NULL check (@not-null)
Ilike(Vec<Meta<String>>)
ILIKE pattern matching (@ilike($param) or @ilike(“pattern”))
Like(Vec<Meta<String>>)
LIKE pattern matching (@like($param) or @like(“pattern”))
Gt(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Greater than (@gt($param) or @gt(value))
Lt(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Less than (@lt($param) or @lt(value))
Gte(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Greater than or equal (@gte($param) or @gte(value))
Lte(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Less than or equal (@lte($param) or @lte(value))
Ne(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Not equal (@ne($param) or @ne(value))
In(Vec<Meta<String>>)
IN array check (@in($param)) - param should be an array type
JsonGet(Vec<Meta<String>>)
JSONB get object operator (@json_get($param)) -> column -> $param
JsonGetText(Vec<Meta<String>>)
JSONB get text operator (@json_get_text($param)) -> column ->> $param
Contains(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Contains operator (@contains($param)) -> column @> $param
KeyExists(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Key exists operator (@key_exists($param)) -> column ? $param
Eq(Vec<Meta<String>>)
Explicit equality (@eq($param) or @eq(value))
EqBare(Option<Meta<String>>)
Equality - bare scalar fallback (e.g., $handle or "value")
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for FilterValue
impl Clone for FilterValue
Source§fn clone(&self) -> FilterValue
fn clone(&self) -> FilterValue
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for FilterValue
impl Debug for FilterValue
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impl Freeze for FilterValue
impl RefUnwindSafe for FilterValue
impl Send for FilterValue
impl Sync for FilterValue
impl Unpin for FilterValue
impl UnsafeUnpin for FilterValue
impl UnwindSafe for FilterValue
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