Operators
Comparison operators
| Operator | Example |
|---|---|
= |
author=patriksvensson matches all items
where the author is exactly patriksvensson.
|
: |
author:patrik matches all items
where the author contains patrik such as
patriksvensson.
|
!= |
author!=patriksvensson matches all items
where the author is not patriksvensson.
|
< |
id<100 matches all items
where the GitHub ID is less than 100.
|
<= |
id<=100 matches all items
where the GitHub ID is less than or equal to 100.
|
> |
id>100 matches all items
where the GitHub ID is greater than 100.
|
<= |
id>=100 matches all items
where the GitHub ID is greater than or equal to 100.
|
Logical operators
And
If you need to combine two or more statements via a conjunction you can use the AND logical operator.
author=patriksvensson and id>100
Will return all items which have patriksvensson as an author and
an ID that it less than 100
Or
If you need to combine two or more statements via a disjunction you can use the OR logical operator.
author=patriksvensson or author=gep13
Will return all items which either have patriksvensson or gep13 as an author.
Not
Sometimes you want to exclude a specific result from a query. You can do this by using the NOT keyword.
not author:patrik
Will return all items where the author's username does not contain patrik.