Filter keywords
All possible filters of methods.
(No keyword)
findFirstByFirstName(String firstName)
Filters.eq
Ign
findFirstByFirstNameIgn(String firstName)
Filters.regex
((?i)^[value]$
)
Contains
findFirstByFirstNameContains(String part)
Filters.regex
(.*[value].*
)
GreaterThan
findFirstByBalanceGreaterThan(double balance)
Filters.gt
LessThan
findFirstByBalanceLessThan(double balance)
Filters.lt
GreaterEq
findFirstByBalanceGreaterEq(double balance)
Filters.gte
LessEq
findFirstByBalanceLessEq(double balance)
Filters.lte
Regex
findFirstByFirstNameRegex(String regex)
Filters.regex
Regex
findFirstByFirstNameRegex(Pattern pattern)
Filters.regex
Exists
findFirstByFirstNameExists()
Filters.exists
Between
findFirstByBalanceBetween(double greater, double lower)
Filters.gt
+ Filters.lt
BetweenEq
findFirstByBalanceBetweenEq(double greaterEquals, double lowerEquals)
Filters.gte
+ Filters.lte
In
findFirstByCustomerIdIn(List<Integer> customerIdList)
Filters.in
Has
findFirstByIdListHas(UUID id)
Filters.in
HasKey
findFirstByIdMapHasKey(UUID id)
Filters.in
IsNull
findFirstByFirstNameIsNull()
Filters.eq(field, null)
NonNull
findFirstByFirstNameNonNull()
Filters.not(Filters.eq(field, null))
IsTrue
findFirstByVerifiedIsTrue()
Filters.eq(field, true)
IsFalse
findFirstByVerifiedIsFalse()
Filters.eq(field, false)
Geo
findFirstByCoordinateGeo(Geo geo)
See source code
You can negate any filter with the keyword Not
.
Not(No keyword)
findFirstByFirstNameNot(String firstName)
Filters.not
+ Filters.eq
NotIgn
findFirstByFirstNameNotIgn(String firstName)
Filters.not
+ Filters.regex
((?i)^[value]$
)
...
This works with every keyword from above
...
Filters can also be chained. For this purpose the keyword And
or the keyword Or
can be used per method.
ATTENTION: The keywords And
and Or
must not be used in the same method!
Not(No keyword)AndGreaterEq
findFirstByFirstNameNotAndBalanceGreaterEq(String firstName, double balance)
Filters.not
+ Filters.eq
&& Filters.gte
IgnAndNotRegex
findFirstByFirstNameIgnAndLastNameNotRegex(String firstName, String lastName)
Filters.regex
((?i)^[value]$
) && Filters.not
+ Filters.regex
...
This works with every keyword from above
...
Note: If a method is declared incorrectly, an exception is usually thrown describing the error. Due to wrong validation checks, this could also occur unintentionally or not at all if the declaration is incorrect.
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