eq( )

Refines a query to match items whose specified property value equals the specified value.

Description

The eq() function refines a CreateRequestsQueryBuilder to only match items where the value of the specified property equals the specified value.

It 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".

Syntax

function eq(propertyName: string, value: *): CreateRequestsQueryBuilder

eq Parameters

NAME

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

propertyName

string

The property whose value will be compared with value. Supported property:

status

value

The value to match against.

Returns

A CreateRequestsQueryBuilder object representing the refined query.

Return Type:

CreateRequestsQueryBuilder

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Add an eq filter to a query

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1const query = createRequests.queryCreateRequests().eq("status", "APPROVED");

Create a query, add an eq filter, and run it

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1import { Permissions, webMethod } from 'wix-web-module';
2import { createRequests } from 'wix-groups-backend';
3
4export const myQueryCreateRequestsFunction = webMethod(Permissions.Anyone, () => {
5
6  return createRequests.queryCreateRequests()
7    .eq("status", "APPROVED")
8    .find()
9    .then((results) => {
10      if (results.items.length > 0) {
11        const items = results.items;
12        const firstItem = items[0];
13        const pageSize = results.pageSize;
14        const totalPages = results.totalPages;
15        const totalCount = results.totalCount;
16        const currentPage = results.currentPage();
17        const next = results.next();
18        const previous = results.prev();
19        const hasNext = results.hasNext();
20        const hasPrev = results.hasPrev();
21        const length = results.length;
22
23        return items;
24      } else {
25        // Handle case where no matching items found
26      }
27    })
28    .catch((error) => {
29      console.error(error);
30    })
31
32});