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const tokenFieldsWeights = { | |
id: 100, | |
dependency_id: 80, | |
task_id: 80, | |
actor_id: 60, | |
actor_owner_id: 40, | |
actor_owner_type: 30 | |
actor_type: 20 | |
}; | |
const operatorWeights = { | |
eq: 100, | |
in: 80, | |
nin: 70, | |
ne: 60, | |
gt: 50, | |
gte: 50, | |
lt: 50, | |
lte: 50 | |
}; | |
/** | |
* id__eq = 1 => 10000 | |
* id__in = 1,2,3 => 8000 | |
* actor_id__gte = 155 => 3000 | |
* actor_id__eq = 2 => 6000 | |
* actor_owner_type__eq = 2 => 3000 | |
* actor_owner_type__in = customer,organisation => 2100 | |
*/ |
Btw, is there "like" filter?
tokenFieldsWeights
defaults to [primaryKey, ...allOtherFields] and is to be defined/fine-grained manually for each resource.
like
operator, there was one in noot
but I did not report it to restypie
. Doable if needed.
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What determines the
tokenFieldsWeights
? I assume PK > FKs > Uniques > Ints > Strings or sth?