Filters

A filtering system is available on listing endpoints to let you get resources according to your needs.

How does it work ?

You need to add a filter parameter to your GET request. This parameter has to be a JSON array of objects.
A filter object is always a combination of the three following keys :

Name	Description
field	The field of the concerned resource you want to filter by
operator	The operator you want to compare by
value	The value of the given field you want to filter by

Available operators

Operator	Description
eq	equal to
not_eq	not equal to
lt	lesser than
lteq	lesser than or equal to
gt	greater than
gteq	greater than or equal to

Example #1 : Filter the invoices per source (ex: Stripe)

Let's say you want to retrieve all invoices from Stripe. You need the field source, with operator eq, with value set to stripe.

Ruby

filters = [
  { 
    field: 'source', 
    operator: 'eq', 
    value: 'stripe'
  },
].to_json

Example #2 : Filter the invoices per client id

Now, let's say you want to retrieve all pending estimates for the customer whose id is MY_CUSTOMER_ID. You need 2 filters. When filtering by customer_id, the eq operator will return the invoices with a customer_id similar to the passed value. If you want an exact match, you can use the match operator. See the following example with two filters :

Ruby

filters = [
  { 
    field: 'status', 
    operator: 'eq', 
    value: 'estimate_pending_status',
  },
  { 
    field: 'customer_id', 
    operator: 'match', 
    value: 'MY_CUSTOMER_ID',
  },
].to_json