Question regarding restapi search
Hi, I am new to restapi and I tried to use the lithium restapi to perform some search. I am using the communitySearchContext object. Here is the URL I tried: http://lithosphere.lithium.com/lit...
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I know this is old, but it should get a major "bump," considering I haven't found ANY documentation explaining the available options PER search API parameter, like the "f" parameter in your case. I've only seen sprinkles of undocumented options here and there, like for different COMPLETELY undocumented options you can pass to the "q" parameter (such as date:[FROM --datestart-- TO --dateend]... Why isn't this stuff all documented somewhere? I'm more than happy for this post of mine to get downvoted a thousand times and reported as inappropriate as long as someone points me to a link to COMPREHENSIVE documentation on the search API.
This might be to basic for you, but are you looking for parameters like the ones defined here? Or are there others that you've seen sprinkled around but not found? I apologize if I'm misunderstanding your question.
Thanks for the quick reply, Susan. That is the documentation I've seen as "official," however, within the "q" parameter to the search, there is syntax and other options you can put in it to define other things, like a date range, etc. Here are some links to "sprinkled" undocumented options:
Only including root nodes and filtering by labels: http://lithosphere.lithium.com/t5/developers-discussion/rest-api-search-blog-by-label/m-p/110479/highlight/true#M4052
I would like all the available options for not only the "q" parameter, but also the rest of the parameters you can pass to the search API, please.
- And I didn't pick my avatar, so hopefully my messages don't come off as if my eyebrows are in the "I'm angry" position.
Thanks for the clarification (both about what you need and the not-really-angry-eyes). I'll try to put together something more comprehensive for the search API doc. In the meantime, I'm hoping someone in Services or Engineering can help give you some additional pointers.
