Class: NumericFilter

NumericFilter()

A search filter whose search term is always an exact number or numbber range

Constructor

new NumericFilter()

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Extends

Members

type :string

The name of this Model
Type:
  • string
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Methods

coordDefaults(coord) → {Object}

For filters that represent geographic coordinates, return the appropriate defaults for the NumericFilter model.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
coord 'latitude' | 'longitude' The coordinate type to get defaults for.
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Returns:
The rangeMin, rangeMax, and step values for the given coordinate type
Type
Object

defaults()

Default attributes for this model
Properties:
Name Type Description
min Date The minimum number to use in the query for this filter
max Date The maximum number to use in the query for this filter
rangeMin Date The lowest possible number that 'min' can be
rangeMax Date The highest possible number that 'max' can be
nodeName string The XML node name to use when serializing this model into XML
range boolean If true, this Filter will use a numeric range as the search term instead of an exact number
step number The number to increase the search value by when incrementally increasing or decreasing the numeric range
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escapeSpecialChar(term) → {string}

Escapes Solr query reserved characters so that search terms can include those characters without throwing an error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
term string The search term or phrase to escape
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Returns:
- The search term or phrase, after special characters are escaped
Type
string

getQuery() → {string}

Builds a query string that represents this filter.
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Returns:
The query string to send to Solr
Type
string

getReadableValue() → {string}

Creates a human-readable string that represents the value set on this model
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Returns:
Type
string

getValueQuerySubstring(valuesopt) → {string}

Constructs a query substring for each of the values set on this model
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
values Array.<string> <optional>
The values to use in this query substring. If not provided, the values set on the model are used.
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Returns:
The query substring
Type
string
Example
values: ["walker", "jones"]
  Returns: "(walker%20OR%20jones)"

hasChangedValues() → {boolean}

Checks if this Filter has values different than the default values.
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Returns:
- Returns true if this Filter has values set on it, otherwise will return false
Type
boolean

initialize()

Creates a new Filter model
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isCoordinateQuery(fieldsopt) → {Boolean}

Check whether a set of query fields contain only fields that specify latitude and/or longitude
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
fields Array.<string> <optional>
A list of fields to check for coordinate fields. If not provided, the fields set on the model will be used.
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  • 2.21.0
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Returns true if every field is a field that specifies latitude or longitude
Type
Boolean

isDateQuery(value) → {boolean}

Returns true if the given value or value set on this filter is a date range query
Parameters:
Name Type Description
value string The string to test
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Type
boolean

isEmpty() → {boolean}

isEmpty - Checks whether this Filter has any values or fields set
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Returns:
returns true if the Filter's values and fields are empty
Type
boolean

isIdFilter()

Checks if any of the fields in this Filter match one of the AppConfig#queryIdentifierFields
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  • 2.17.0
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isLatitudeQuery(fieldsopt) → {Boolean}

Check whether a set of query fields contain only fields that specify latitude
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
fields Array.<string> <optional>
A list of fields to check for coordinate fields. If not provided, the fields set on the model will be used.
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  • 2.21.0
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Returns true if every field is a field that specifies latitude
Type
Boolean

isLongitudeQuery(fieldsopt) → {Boolean}

Check whether a set of query fields contain only fields that specify longitude
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
fields Array.<string> <optional>
A list of fields to check for longitude fields. If not provided, the fields set on the model will be used.
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  • 2.21.0
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Returns true if every field is a field that specifies longitude
Type
Boolean

limitToRange()

Ensures that the min, max, and value are within the rangeMin and rangeMax.
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parse(xml) → {JSON}

Parses the numericFilter XML node into JSON
Parameters:
Name Type Description
xml Element The XML Element that contains all the NumericFilter elements
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Returns:
- The JSON object literal to be set on the model
Type
JSON

parseFilterOptions(filterOptionsNode) → {Object}

Parses the filterOptions XML node into a literal object
Parameters:
Name Type Description
filterOptionsNode Element The filterOptions XML element to parse
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Returns:
- The parsed filter options, in literal object form
Type
Object

parseTextNode(parentNode, nodeName, isMultiple) → {string|Array}

Gets the text content of the XML node matching the given node name
Parameters:
Name Type Description
parentNode Element The parent node to select from
nodeName string The name of the XML node to parse
isMultiple boolean If true, parses the nodes into an array
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Returns:
- Returns a string or array of strings of the text content
Type
string | Array

requiresPositiveClause(groupLevelOperatoropt) → {boolean}

For "negative" Filters (filter models where exclude is set to true), detects whether the query requires an additional "positive" query phrase in order to avoid the problem of pure negative queries returning zero results. If this Filter is not part of a collection of Filters, assume it needs the positive clause. If this Filter is part of a collection of Filters, detect whether there are other, "positive" filters in the same query (i.e. filter models where exclude is set to false). If there are other positive queries, then an additional clause is not required. If the Filter is part of a pure negative query, but it is not the last filter, then don't add a clause since it will be added to the last, and only one is required. When looking for other positive and negative filters, exclude empty filters and filters that use any of the identifier fields, as these are appended to the end of the query.
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
groupLevelOperator string <optional>
"AND" or "OR". The operator used in the parent Filters collection to combine the filter query fragments together. If the group level operator is "OR" and this filter has exclude set to TRUE, then a positive clause is required.
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Returns:
returns true of this Filter needs a positive clause, false otherwise
Type
boolean

resetValue()

Resets the values attribute on this filter
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roundToStep()

Rounds the min, max, and/or value to the same number of decimal places as the step.
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toggleCoordinateLimits(overwriteopt)

Add or remove the rangeMin, rangeMax, and step associated with coordinate queries. If the filter is a coordinate filter, then add the appropriate defaults for the rangeMin, rangeMax, and step. If the filter is NOT a coordinate filter, then set rangeMin, rangeMax, and step to the regular defaults for a numeric filter.
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Default Description
overwrite Boolean <optional>
false By default, the rangeMin, rangeMax, and step will only be reset if they are currently set to one of the default values (e.g. if the model has default values for a numeric filter, they will be set to the default values for a coordinate filter). To change this behaviour to always reset the attributes to the new defaults values, set overwrite to true.
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updateDOM(optionsopt) → {Element}

Updates XML DOM with the new values from the model
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
options object <optional>
A literal object with options for this serialization
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Returns:
A new XML element with the updated values
Type
Element

updateFilterOptionsDOM(filterOptionsNodeopt) → {Element}

Serializes the filter options into an XML DOM and returns it
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
filterOptionsNode Element <optional>
The XML filterOptions node to update
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Returns:
- The updated DOM
Type
Element

validate() → {object}

Checks if the values set on this model are valid and expected
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Returns:
- Returns a literal object with the invalid attributes and their corresponding error message
Type
object