Centui Filters
There are several types of filters to access items. The filtering is equivalent if you use API access of Centui.
The filters update the URL requested. After having configured a set of filters, you can bookmark the resulting URL to access the page once again, with the filters already set!
- Appending the same filter type is inclusive (adding the filter results)
- Appending the different filter type is exclusive
I can ask for multiple UIDs, by adding different UID filters:
If I add a filter on Status (IN in the example), the items out of the filters are excluded (NEW items are excluded):
Below is a description of the different filters:
Obviously, the identification of the item. You can use * as a wildcard character:
TheUIDvalues are case-sensitive. Avoid upper-case!
This one is obvious too:
IN: items that are detected in the scope of a BoardOUT: items that are not detected by any boardNEW: item that have never been detected by any board yetERROR: rare state of the item’s data are inconsistent, please contact supportDELETED: rare intermediate state while deleting an item
This date filter allows keeping only the items that have moved after the filter date.
From the list below, I can only keep items having moved in the afternoon using a data on 12:00
This excludes the first item:
This allows keeping only items which last event has been detected on the Board SN filter value.
This allows keeping only items which labels match the filter value query.
Let’s imagine the configuration of items below:
If you want to get only items from purchase order 32716, for instance, then use the label filter: po::32716
If you want to get only items that have the label support, for instance, then use the label filter: support
The example above should be sufficient for 99% of your filtering needs. You can do more filtering with complex query syntax. If you need more, please contact support.