Search across resource or relationship collections in the data partition.
This endpoint only accepts federated search paths, which means that one using an operator it expects the collection type and collection key to be specified in the path.
For example, resources.<collectionKey>.<propertyKey>. Filters, sorting, aggregations and highlighting use the same federated path syntax.
The partition from which to execute the query.
The collections that should be included in the search. Specifying multiple collections is done by separating them with a comma.
Use dot-notation paths (e.g., name, meta.updatedAt, address.city).
To include properties from relationships or adjacent records, request them via traversedProperties and reference with @ (e.g., @worksAt.*, @[email protected]).
Some endpoints require federated paths such as resources.<collectionKey>.<propertyKey> or relationships.<collectionKey>.<propertyKey>.
A semantic query is a high-level representation of the user's intent. When specified, it will trigger our query understanding capabilities and generate a query and filter operator that will be applied to the search parameters.
An operator that will be used to search the targeted collections. The matching operator will count as part of the ranking.
An operator that will be used to filter the targeted collections. The filtering operator excludes results that do not match the specified criteria.
Properties selector allows to specify which properties should be included or excluded in the search response. System properties are always included and cannot be excluded. Exclude properties has precedence over include properties.
The properties from the relationships or adjacent records that will be returned in the search response. The wildcard '*' can be used in itself or in combination with a prefix
* will return all traversed properties.@worksAt.* will return all traversed properties from the relationship 'worksAt'.@worksAt.@clinic.* will return all traversed properties from an adjacent 'clinic' connected with a 'worksAt' relationship.