Filter catalog content

9 min

The examples use predefined filters to narrow results on catalog content.

Markets

var results = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
 .FilterOnCurrentMarket().GetContentResult();

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.AvailableMarkets().MatchContained(v => v.Value, "market"));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.DefaultPrice().UnitPrice.Currency.Match(currency));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.DefaultPrice().UnitPrice.LessThan(2));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.DefaultPrice().UnitPrice.GreaterThan(2));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<VariationContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.DefaultPrice().UnitPrice.InRange(2, 4))

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<BundleContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.BundleEntries().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<EntryContentBase>() 
 .Filter(x => x.ParentBundles().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<PackageContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.PackageEntries().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<EntryContentBase>()
     .Filter(x => x.ParentPackages().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<BundleContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.ParentNodeRelations().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));

var result = SearchClient.Instance.Search<BundleContent>()
     .Filter(x => x.ChildNodeRelations().MatchContained(c => c.ID, contentReference.ID));