Graphweaver provides powerful GraphQL filtering capabilities that allow you to refine your data queries and retrieve specific information from the API.
Filtering is a crucial aspect of data querying as it allows you to selectively retrieve specific subsets of data that meet certain criteria.
By applying filters, you can narrow down your search results and obtain only the relevant information you need.
Filtering is beneficial in various scenarios, such as retrieving specific records based on their attributes (e.g., filtering users by their age or products by their price range) or searching for data within a specific time frame (e.g., filtering events by their date).
Filters help streamline data retrieval, enhance efficiency, and ensure that you obtain precisely the data you require for analysis, processing, or presentation.
In this article, we will delve into how Graphweaver generates filters and explore the operators associated with each filter type.
Understanding these operators will allow you to effectively filter and narrow down your data search within Graphweaver.
When using Graphweaver, filters are automatically generated based on the fields in your GraphQL entities.
Graphweaver automatically analyzes the field types and generates corresponding filter inputs.
These filters enable you to specify conditions and criteria to retrieve the desired data subset.
Let’s look at some examples of how they work.