Using $gt and $lt together #20

leobudima · 2016-04-07T02:42:44Z

Hi,

thanks a lot for your effort on this library - extremely useful!

I'm having a problem, though, when using it to parse query params sent to a hapijs server and trying to specify a range of values for a parameter, such as:

url?count=>10&count=<100

parsed query comes out as:

count: { '$in': [ '>10', '<100' ] } }

The expected result would, naturally, be:

count: {$gt: 10, $lt: 100}

Do you have any suggestions on how to work around this, or is this something you would consider supporting?

Thanks!

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Refacotr operator parsing logic into a separate function which is reused for arrays and normal key value parsing. This also allows multiple entries of operators in adition to $in and $nin operators inside arrays. The query `?count=>10&count<100` will evaluate to the following: ``` { "count": { "$gt": 10, "$lt": 100, } } ``` BREAKING CHANGE: the new parser will not discriminate agains having both $in and $nin values for the same key - which is redundant - but still a valid query. Close #20

Refacotr operator parsing logic into a separate function which is reused for arrays and normal key value parsing. This also allows multiple entries of operators in adition to $in and $nin operators inside arrays. The query `?count=>10&count<100` will evaluate to the following: ``` { "count": { "$gt": 10, "$lt": 100, } } ``` BREAKING CHANGE: the new parser will not discriminate agains having both $in and $nin values for the same key - which is redundant - but still a valid query. Close #20 Signed-off-by: Hans Kristian Flaatten <hans.kristian.flaatten@dnt.no>

Refactor operator parsing logic into a separate function which is reused for arrays and normal key value parsing. This also allows multiple entries of operators in addition to `$in` and `$nin` operators inside arrays. The query `?count=>10&count<100` will evaluate to the following: ``` { "count": { "$gt": 10, "$lt": 100, } } ``` BREAKING CHANGE: the new parser will not discriminate agains having both `$in` and `$nin` values for the same key - which is redundant - but still a valid query. Close #20 Signed-off-by: Hans Kristian Flaatten <hans.kristian.flaatten@dnt.no>

Starefossen · 2016-04-07T21:31:11Z

You suggestion has been implemented in mongo-querystring@3.0.0. Check it out and thanks for using this library 😄

leobudima · 2016-04-08T01:01:24Z

Thanks so much, made my day! :) All the best!

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Refactor array operator parsing logic #21

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