Decleare PaginateQuery as Object

[vitriol777]

Thanks for this well appreciated lib!

There is just one thing, i would like to address:
the query Object of Type PaginateQuery is passed through a decorator which deconstructs the url -> i would really enjoy passing something like {limit: 10, searchText: 'hi'} through a post request.
Would be really nice to have.
Thank you for your attention

[ppetzold]

should be straight foward. instead using the decorator, you can simply build your own query object by using req body params and pass it to paginate()

[vitriol777]

Thank you for the quick reply. maybe i did just fail in doing so. i'll try it again.
sorry for wasting your time in this case.

[vitriol777]

I am using ngrx store in the frontend and it would be very cool if i could integrate the queries direktly in the effects like that:

something$ = createEffect(this.actions.pipe(map => {
const query = {
do something
}
this.api.listSomtehing(query).pipe(....you know the drill
}))

in api service:

listSomething(query: PaginationQuery): Observable<Paginated> {
this.http.post(${this.baseUrl}/rest-api/v1/something, query)
}

this way i can use my api in mutliple contexts without messing with any url segments

[vitriol777]

@ppetzold Thanks you - i forgot to type the response in the frontend and therefor didn't see what i was looking for. so never mind and thank you for the fas response and the great work!

[vitriol777]

dear mr @ppetzold can you help me solving this problem? I want to filter the table based on this params:
if table.startDateTime === currentDay or
if currentDay is between table.startDateTime and table.endDateTime

i tried it like that:
query.filter = {
startDateTime: [
$eq:${formatedDay}$or:$gt:${formatedDay}$and:filter.endDateTime$lt:${formatedDay}$or:filter.endDateTime$eq:${formatedDay}
]
}

        as i look at it, it is a stupid approach.
        but how can i query through multiple columns with an object?
        
        thanks in advance! greetings from austria

[vitriol777]

in other words i want to achive that:
SELECT startDate, endDate
FROM appointment
WHERE '2023-05-02' between startDateTime and endDateTime

[ppetzold]

We support iso dates ?filter.createdAt=$gt:2022-12-20T10:00:00.000Z&filter.createdAt=$lt:2022-12-20T12:00:00.000Z