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- data/README.md +87 -0
- data/_VERSION +1 -1
- data/lib/files.com/version.rb +1 -1
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Files.max_network_retries = 5
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## Sort and Filter
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Several of the Files.com API resources have list operations that return multiple instances of the resource. The List operations
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can be sorted and filtered.
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### Sorting
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The returned data can be sorted by passing in the ```sort_by``` method argument.
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The argument value is a Ruby hash that has a key of the resource field name to sort on and a value of either ```"asc"``` or ```"desc"``` to specify the sort order.
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Each resource has a set of valid fields for sorting and can be sorted by one field at a time.
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### Filters
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Filters apply selection criteria to the underlying query that returns the results. Filters can be applied individually to select resource fields
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and/or in a combination with each other. The results of applying filters and filter combinations can be sorted by a single field.
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The passed in argument value is a Ruby hash that has a key of the resource field name to filter on and a passed in value to use in the filter comparison.
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Each resource has their own set of valid filters and fields, valid combinations of filters, and sortable fields.
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#### Types of Filters
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##### Exact Filter
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`filter` - find resources that have an exact field value match to a passed in value. (i.e., FIELD_VALUE = PASS_IN_VALUE).
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#### Range Filters
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`filter_gt` - find resources that have a field value that is greater than the passed in value. (i.e., FIELD_VALUE > PASS_IN_VALUE).
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`filter_gte` - find resources that have a field value that is greater than or equal to the passed in value. (i.e., FIELD_VALUE >= PASS_IN_VALUE).
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`filter_lte` - find resources that have a field value that is less than or equal to the passed in value. (i.e., FIELD_VALUE \<= PASS_IN_VALUE).
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`filter_prefix` - find resources where the specified field is prefixed by the supplied value. This is applicable to values that are strings.
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```ruby title="Sort Example"
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## users sorted by username
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Files.api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
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Files::User.list(
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```
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```ruby title="Exact Filter Example"
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## non admin users
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Files.api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
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Files::User.list(
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```
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```ruby title="Range Filter Example"
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#users who haven't logged in since 2024-01-01
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Files.api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
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```ruby title="Pattern Filter Example"
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## users who usernames start with 'test'
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```ruby title="Combined Filter Example"
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## users who usernames start with 'test' and are not admins
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