hasSome( )

Refines a query to match items whose specified property contains any of the specified value parameters.

Description

The hasSome() function refines a SessionQueryBuilder to only match items where the value of the specified property equals any of the specified values in the array.

Matching strings with hasSome() is case sensitive, so "text" is not equal to "Text".

You can specify a list of values to match by providing comma-separated String types as the value parameters. You can also specify a list of these values by including them in an array and providing the array as the value.

Syntax

function hasSome(propertyName: string, value: Array<string>): SessionQueryBuilder

hasSome Parameters

NAME

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

propertyName

string

The property whose values will be compared with value.

Supported properties:

sessionId
type
tags

value

Array<string>

The values to match against.

Returns

A SessionQueryBuilder object representing the refined query.

Return Type:

SessionQueryBuilder

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Add a hasSome filter to a query

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1let query = sessions.querySessions().hasSome("tags", ["GROUP", "Blocked"]);

Create a query, add a hasSome filter, and run it

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1import { sessions } from "wix-bookings-backend";
2
3// ...
4
5sessions.querySessions()
6  .hasSome("tags",["GROUP", "Blocked"])
7  .ge("end.timestamp", "2021-01-01T00:00:00.000Z")
8  .lt("start.timestamp", "2021-05-01T00:00:00.000Z")
9  .find()
10  .then((results) => {
11    if (results.items.length > 0) {
12      const items = results.items;
13      const firstItem = items[0];
14      const totalCount = results.totalCount;
15      const pageSize = results.pageSize;
16      const currentPage = results.currentPage;
17      const totalPages = results.totalPages;
18      const hasNext = results.hasNext();
19      const hasPrev = results.hasPrev();
20      const length = results.length;
21      const query = results.query;
22    } else {
23      // handle case where no matching items found
24    }
25  })
26  .catch((error) => {
27    console.error(error);
28  });