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eq( )

Refines a search to match documents whose specified field value equals the specified value.

Description

The eq() filter function refines a WixSearchBuilder to only match documents where the value of the specified field equals the specified value.

eq() only matches values of the same type. For example, a number value stored as a String type does not match the same number stored as a Number type.

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

If other filters were previously used in the same WixSearchBuilder instance, eq() is applied using an and condition with previously set filters.

Syntax

function eq(field: string, value: *): WixSearchBuilder

eq Parameters

NAME
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
field
string

The field whose value will be compared with value.

value
*

The value to match against.

Returns

A WixSearchBuilder object representing the refined search.

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1let newSearch = search
2 .documentType("Stores/Products")
3 .eq("onSale", true);
Create a search, add an equals filter, and run it

This example demonstrates how to search only for forum comments and not forum posts.

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1import wixSearch from 'wix-search';
2
3// ...
4
5wixSearch.search()
6 .documentType("Forum/Content")
7 .eq("contentType", "COMMENTS")
8 .find()
9 .then( (results) => {
10 if(results.documents.length > 0) {
11 let documents = results.documents;
12 } else {
13 console.log("No matching results");
14 }
15 })
16 .catch( (error) => {
17 console.log(error);
18 });
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Create a search, add filters, and run it

This example demonstrates how to search for store products that are on sale and are part of the "Spring" or "Summer" store collections. The results are sorted in alphabetical order according to the SKU.

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1import wixSearch from 'wix-search';
2
3// ...
4
5wixSearch.search()
6 .documentType("Stores/Products")
7 .eq("onSale", true)
8 .hasSome("collections", ["Spring", "Summer"])
9 .ascending("sku")
10 .find()
11 .then( (results) => {
12 if(results.documents.length > 0) {
13 let documents = results.documents;
14 } else {
15 console.log("No matching results");
16 }
17 })
18 .catch( (error) => {
19 console.log(error);
20 });
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