Hi team. I\u0027ve really been enjoying using NoCodeBackend from last 2 months. \u000aOne question: I see I can set filters for search using /search endpoint, but can\u0027t think be implemented using query parameters? Eg, GET/users?name\u003DSandra\u000aElse it\u0027s an additional endpoint just for filtering, which can (should) be taken care within the GET endpoint itself?\u000a\u000aThanks, and all the best. Easily one of the best purchases I made on AppSumo which I \u0027actually use\u0027.

Hi SandraSumo,\u000a\u000aUnderstood your ask here. Our intention was to make it more easy for the users to filter the results by providing them with a dedicated /search endpoint.\u000aBut I can check internally and see if we can implement filtering/searching using query params within the /READ endpoint itself.\u000a\u000aThanks

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Hi team. I've really been enjoying using NoCodeBackend from last 2 months.
One question: I see I can set filters for search using /search endpoint, but can't think be implemented using query parameters? Eg, GET/users?name=Sandra
Else it's an additional endpoint just for filtering, which can (should) be taken care within the GET endpoint itself?

Thanks, and all the best. Easily one of the best purchases I made on AppSumo which I 'actually use'.

SandraSumoFeb 14, 2025

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Feb 17, 2025

A: Hi SandraSumo,

Understood your ask here. Our intention was to make it more easy for the users to filter the results by providing them with a dedicated /search endpoint.
But I can check internally and see if we can implement filtering/searching using query params within the /READ endpoint itself.

Thanks

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