filters without eager queries

[devashishsethia]

Hi,

Does feathers-objection support using filters without using it in a eager query? Like how we can do with Objection:

class Person extends Model {
  static modifiers = {
    defaultSelects(query) {
      query.select('id', 'firstName');
    },

    filterGender(query, gender) {
      query.where('gender', gender);
    }
  };
}

const women = await Person.query()
  .modify('defaultSelects')
  .modify('filterGender', 'female');

It would be great if we can pass a $modify query parameter and use static modifiers.
Thanks.

[dekelev]

Thanks @devashishsethia , $modify is now supported in the latest version. check the docs for more info.

[prashantnirgun]

Hi to community I am new to it can any one explain how to give call to $modify using post man I want to use this in GET request
from postman
GET localost:3000/perosn?$modify=filterGender=['gender', 'female'] its considering $modify as a column and adding it to where clause.

[devashishsethia]

I hope you've created the modifier in your model. $modify will be an array, so it will have to be used like ?$modify[]=filterGender&$modify[]=female Regards, Devashish Sethia

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