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RSQL (RESTful Service Query Language) is an extention of FIQL (Feed Item Query Language). It is very simple and yet capable to express complex queries within a HTTP URI string. It is very well adopted as a generic query language for searching RESTful service endpoints.
RSQL defines comparison operators and composite operators base on FIQL. Those operators can be used to build complex queries.
The following is a list of comparison operators:
| Comparison Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| == | Equal To |
| != | Not Equal To |
| =lt= or < | Less Than |
| =le= or <= | Less Or Equal To |
| =gt= or > | Greater Than |
| =ge= or >= | Greater Or Equal To |
| =in= | In |
| =out= | Not In |
The comparation unit (simpliest query) can be formed using a key, an operator and a value as follow:
comparison = key, comparison-oprator, values;
The key identifies a field (or attribute, element, …) of the resource representation to filter by. It can be any non empty Unicode string that doesn’t contain reserved characters or a white space. The specific syntax of the selector is not enforced by this parser.
The following is the list of two composite operators:
| Composite Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| ; | AND |
| , | OR |
By default, the AND operator takes precedence (meaning, it’s evaluated before any OR operators are). However, a parenthesized expression can be used to change the precedence, yielding whatever the contained expression yields.
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