Package com.couchbase.client.java.search.queries

Class DateRangeQuery

java.lang.Object

com.couchbase.client.java.search.queries.AbstractFtsQuery

com.couchbase.client.java.search.queries.DateRangeQuery

@Uncommitted
@Public
public class DateRangeQuery
extends AbstractFtsQuery

A FTS query that matches documents on a range of dates. At least one bound is required, and the parser to use for the date (in String form) can be customized (see dateTimeParser(String)).

Since:

2.3.0

Author:

Simon Baslé, Michael Nitschinger

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DateRangeQuery()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
DateRangeQuery	boost(double boost)
DateRangeQuery	dateTimeParser(String dateTimeParser)	The name of the date/time parser to use to interpret start(String) and end(String).
DateRangeQuery	end(String end)	Sets the upper boundary of the range.
DateRangeQuery	end(String end, boolean inclusive)	Sets the upper boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.
DateRangeQuery	end(Date end)	Sets the upper boundary of the range.
DateRangeQuery	end(Date end, boolean inclusive)	Sets the upper boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.
DateRangeQuery	field(String field)
protected void	injectParams(JsonObject input)	Override to inject query-specific parameters when doing the SearchQuery.export().
DateRangeQuery	start(String start)	Sets the lower boundary of the range.
DateRangeQuery	start(String start, boolean inclusive)	Sets the lower boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.
DateRangeQuery	start(Date start)	Sets the lower boundary of the range.
DateRangeQuery	start(Date start, boolean inclusive)	Sets the lower boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.

Methods inherited from class com.couchbase.client.java.search.queries.AbstractFtsQuery

injectParamsAndBoost, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

DateRangeQuery

public DateRangeQuery()

Method Detail

start

public DateRangeQuery start(String start,
                            boolean inclusive)

Sets the lower boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.

start

public DateRangeQuery start(String start)

Sets the lower boundary of the range. The lower boundary is considered inclusive by default on the server side.

See Also:

start(String, boolean)

end

public DateRangeQuery end(String end,
                          boolean inclusive)

Sets the upper boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter.

end

public DateRangeQuery end(String end)

Sets the upper boundary of the range. The upper boundary is considered exclusive by default on the server side.

See Also:

end(String, boolean)

start

public DateRangeQuery start(Date start,
                            boolean inclusive)

Sets the lower boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter. Works with a Date object, which is converted to RFC 3339 format using SearchUtils.toFtsUtcString(Date), so you shouldn't use a non-default dateTimeParser(String) after that.

start

public DateRangeQuery start(Date start)

Sets the lower boundary of the range. The lower boundary is considered inclusive by default on the server side. Works with a Date object, which is converted to RFC 3339 format using SearchUtils.toFtsUtcString(Date), so you shouldn't use a non-default dateTimeParser(String) after that.

See Also:

start(Date, boolean)

end

public DateRangeQuery end(Date end,
                          boolean inclusive)

Sets the upper boundary of the range, inclusive or not depending on the second parameter. Works with a Date object, which is converted to RFC 3339 format using SearchUtils.toFtsUtcString(Date), so you shouldn't use a non-default dateTimeParser(String) after that.

end

public DateRangeQuery end(Date end)

Sets the upper boundary of the range. The upper boundary is considered exclusive by default on the server side. Works with a Date object, which is converted to RFC 3339 format using SearchUtils.toFtsUtcString(Date), so you shouldn't use a non-default dateTimeParser(String) after that.

See Also:

end(Date, boolean)

dateTimeParser

public DateRangeQuery dateTimeParser(String dateTimeParser)

The name of the date/time parser to use to interpret start(String) and end(String). Should not be modified when passing in Date.

field

public DateRangeQuery field(String field)

boost

public DateRangeQuery boost(double boost)

Overrides:

boost in class AbstractFtsQuery

injectParams

protected void injectParams(JsonObject input)

Description copied from class: AbstractFtsQuery

Override to inject query-specific parameters when doing the SearchQuery.export().

Specified by:

injectParams in class AbstractFtsQuery

Parameters:

input - the prepared JsonObject that will represent the query.