Simple query string parser for LHS filtering, sorting and pagination. This project is directly based on Qurl by Hector Carballo (https://github.com/hector-co/Qurl).
$ pip install pyqurl
from pyqurl import create_query_from_string
# Name contains "john"
create_query_from_string("name[ct]=john")
# Price is greater than 20
create_query_from_string("price[gt]=20")
# Disabled_at is not null
create_query_from_string("disabled_at[nn]=true")
# Year is between 2020 and 2022
create_query_from_string("year[rng]=2020,2022")
# Color is equal to yellow
create_query_from_string("color[eq]=yellow")
# Same result if the operator is not present
create_query_from_string("color=yellow")
# Category is drama, romance or comecy
create_query_from_string("category[in]=drama,romance,comedy")
# Category is not horror or action
create_query_from_string("category[nin]=horror,action")
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Simple query string parser for LHS filtering, sorting and pagination
We found that pyqurl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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