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Fuzzy matching | `"key$":"SQL search expressions"` => `"key$":["SQL search expressions"]`<br />Any SQL search expressions.Eg.%key%(include key), key%(start with key),%k%e%y%(include k, e, y). % means any characters. | ["name$":"%m%"](http://apijson.cn:8080/get/{"User[]":{"count":3,"User":{"name$":"%2525m%2525"}}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`name LIKE '%m%'`, <br />meaning that get User with ‘m’ in name.
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Regular Expression| `"key~":"regular expression"` => `"key~":["regular expression"]`<br />It can be any regular expressions.Eg. ^[0-9]+$ ,*~ not case sensitive, advanced search is applicable.| ["name~":"^[0-9]+$"](http://apijson.cn:8080/get/{"User[]":{"count":3,"User":{"name~":"^[0-9]%252B$"}}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`name REGEXP '^[0-9]+$'`.
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Get data in a range| `"key%":"start,end"` => `"key%":["start,end"]`<br />The data type of start and end can only be either Boolean, Number or String. Eg. "2017-01-01,2019-01-01" ,["1,90000", "82001,100000"]. It's used for getting data from a specific time range. | ["date%":"2017-10-01,2018-10-01"](http://apijson.cn:8080/get/{"User[]":{"count":3,"User":{"date%2525":"2017-10-01,2018-10-01"}}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`date BETWEEN '2017-10-01' AND '2018-10-01'`, <br />meaning to get User data that registered between 2017-10-01 and 2018-10-01.
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Make an alias | `"name:alias"`<br />this changes name to alias in returning results. It’s applicable to column, tableName, SQL Functions, etc. but only in GET, HEAD requests. | ["@column":"toId:parentId"](http://apijson.cn:8080/get/{"Comment":{"@column":"id,toId:parentId","id":51}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`toId AS parentId`. <br />It'll return `parentId` instead of `toId`.
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Make an alias | `"name:alias"`<br />this changes name to alias in returning results. It’s applicable to column, tableName, SQL Functions, etc. but only in GET, HEAD requests. | ["@column":"toId:parentId"](http://apijson.cn:8080/get/{"Comment":{"@column":"id,toId:parentId","id":51}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`toId AS parentId`. <br />It'll return `parentId` instead of `toId`.<br /><br />For @key format like "lc_wai6b3vk2:(lc_wai6b3vk)", it means renaming field lc_wai6b3vk2 to lc_wai6b3vk, commonly used for field renaming scenarios. Example:<br />{<br /> "lc_sinan_ba074fbb": {<br /> "lc_wai6b3vk": "11",<br /> "lc_wai6b3vk2": "22",<br /> "@combine": "lc_wai6b3vk \\| lc_wai6b3vk2",<br /> "@key": "lc_wai6b3vk2:(lc_wai6b3vk)"<br /> }<br />}<br />corresponds to SQL `(lc_wai6b3vk = '11' OR lc_wai6b3vk2 = '22')`, but the lc_wai6b3vk2 field will be renamed and displayed as lc_wai6b3vk in the returned result
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Add / expand an item | `"key+":Object` <br /> The type of Object is decided by *key*. Types can be Number, String, JSONArray. Froms are 82001,"apijson",["url0","url1"] respectively. It’s only applicable to PUT request.| "praiseUserIdList+":[82001]. In SQL, it's <br />`json_insert(praiseUserIdList,82001)`. <br />Add an *id* that praised the Moment.
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Delete / decrease an item | `"Key-":Object`<br /> It’s the contrary of "key+" | "balance-":100.00. In SQL, it's <br />`balance = balance - 100.00`, <br />meaning there's 100 less in balance.
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Operations | &, \|, ! <br /> They're used in logic operations. It’s the same as AND, OR, NOT in SQL respectively. <br />By default, for the same key, it’s ‘\|’ (OR)operation among conditions; for different keys, the default operation among conditions is ‘&’(AND). <br /> | ① ["id&{}":">80000,<=90000"](http://apijson.cn:8080/head/{"User":{"id&{}":">80000,<=90000"}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`id>80000 AND id<=90000`, <br />meaning *id* needs to be id>80000 & id<=90000<br /><br /> ② ["id\|{}":">90000,<=80000"](http://apijson.cn:8080/head/{"User":{"id\|{}":">90000,<=80000"}}) <br />It's the same as "id{}":">90000,<=80000". <br />In SQL, it's <br />`id>80000 OR id<=90000`, <br />meaning that *id* needs to be id>90000 \| id<=80000<br /><br /> ③ ["id!{}":[82001,38710]](http://apijson.cn:8080/head/{"User":{"id!{}":[82001,38710]}}) <br />In SQL, it's <br />`id NOT IN(82001,38710)`, <br />meaning id needs to be ! (id=82001 \| id=38710).
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