A useful tool to parse the query string parameters on a resource into a MongoDB query object (compatible with PyMongo and MongoEngine).
Project description
PyQS Mongo
A useful tool to parse the query string parameters on a resource into a MongoDB query object (compatible with PyMongo and MongoEngine).
Inspired by: https://github.com/Turistforeningen/node-mongo-querystring
Features (Coming Soon)
- Aliased query parameters
- Blacklisted query parameters
- Whitelisted query parameters
- Geospatial operators
- Date comparision
- Basic operators to support
$exists
$regex
Features
- Basic operators
$eq
$gt
$gte
$lt
$lte
$ne
$in
$nin
operation | query string | query object |
---|---|---|
equal | ?foo=bar |
{ foo: "bar" } |
unequal | ?foo=!bar |
{ foo: { $ne: "bar" }} |
greater than | ?foo=>10 |
{ foo: { $gt: 10 }} |
less than | ?foo=<10 |
{ foo: { $lt: 10 }} |
greater than or equal to | ?foo=>=10 |
{ foo: { $gte: 10 }} |
less than or equal to | ?foo=<=10 |
{ foo: { $lte: 10 }} |
in array | ?foo=[]bar&foo=[]baz |
{ foo: { $in: ['bar', 'baz'] }} |
not in array | ?foo=[!]bar&foo=[!]baz |
{ foo: { $nin: ['bar', 'baz'] }} |
Install
pip install pyqs-mongo
API
from pyqs_mongo import parse
qs = 'name=ahmed&company=someCompany&age=>=20&age=<=50&username=[]ahmed&username=[]adh&username=[!]some'
query = parse(qs)
print(query)
Tests
- Coming Soon
Collaborators
- Ahmed Pyar Ali - @mrpycharm
MIT Licensed
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