AdvancedSearch - dwilkie/nuntium GitHub Wiki

= Advanced search =

You can use the syntax {{{key:value}}} to perform advanced search operations, both on messages and logs. Following is a description of each search key.

== Messages ==

• id:number - searches messages with the given id. AdvancedSearch#!numbers
• from:text - searches messages with the given from field. AdvancedSearch#!texts
• to:text - searches messages with the given to field. AdvancedSearch#!texts
• subject:text - searches messages with the given subject. AdvancedSearch#!texts
• body:text - searches messages with the given body. AdvancedSearch#!texts
• guid:text - searches messages with guids that contain the given text.
• channel_relative_id:text - searches the message with channel relative ids that contain the given text.
• state:text - searches messages with the given state. State can be //error//, //failed//, //queued//, //delivered// or //confirmed//.
• channel:name - searches messages that are in the channel with the given name.
• tries:number - searches messages with the given tries amount. AdvancedSearch#!numbers
• before:date - searches messages that happened after the given date. AdvancedSearch#!dates.
• after:date - searches messages that happened after the given date. AdvancedSearch#!dates.
• updated_at:date - searches messages that where updated at the given date. AdvancedSearch#!dates.

== Logs ==

• ao:number - searches messages with the given Application Originated message id. AdvancedSearch#!numbers
• at:number - searches messages with the given Application Terminated message id. AdvancedSearch#!numbers
• channel:name - searches messages that are in the channel with the given name.
• severity:text - searches messages with the given severity. Severity can be //info//, //warning// or //error//. You can also do things like //severity:>=warning//.
• before:date - searches messages that happened after the given date. AdvancedSearch#!dates.
• after:date - searches messages that happened after the given date. AdvancedSearch#!dates.

== Texts ==

When searching fields that are texts you can write any of these:

• subject:something
• subject:"something that has spaces on it"

The search is done without case taking into account, and it searches for inclusion of that text, not an exact match.

== Numbers ==

When searching fields that are numbers you can write any of these:

• tries:0 - tries must be zero
• tries:<2 - tries is less than 2
• tries:>2 - tries is greater than 2
• tries:<=2 - tries is less than or equal to 2
• tries:>=2 - tries is greater than or equal to 2

== Dates ==

When searching before or after a giving date you can supply natural language restrictions. Some examples:

• before:"3 days ago"
• after:"1 hour ago"