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CHEATSHEET


this list contains a comprehensive guide on how to work with the tags and filters.

most, if not all, of the "specific" parameters are basically carbon copies of the in-built filter functions of pocketbase, so if you're familiar with that, you'll be able to pick up this stuff pretty quickly.



TAGS


searches are done primarily using tags.


raccoon fox

two tags, seperated by a space. will return posts that are tagged both "raccoon" and "fox".


evie_almond froggy_chair

two words that are part of the same tag are seperated by an underscore.


+frog

returns every post tagged "frog", regardless of any other searches.


-anaconda

return posts that don't have the "anaconda" tag.


so, to put all of that into a compiled form:

evie_almond butt+frog-anaconda

this would return all posts tagged "evie_almond" and "butt", while also returning all posts that have "frog" tagged. any post that comes from this group that has the "anaconda" tag is automatically retracted from the final results.



FILTERS


filters are applied as additional rules to follow when searching for tags, and are applied as absolutes -- this means that every filter value must be met in order for results to appear. i may add the ability in the future to make certain filters optional, but i do not have the intention to do so at this time.

copying directly from the pocketbase documentation on searching:

the syntax basically follows the format OPERANDOPERATOROPERAND, where:

OPERAND - can be a string (single or double quoted), number, null, true, false


OPERATOR - is one of:


it's possible to filter posts by the following fields.


EXAMPLES:

srcfile!=null

returns all posts that contain source files.



desc~"tails has such a fat, fuckable asshole"

returns any posts that contains the phrase "tails has such a fat, fuckable asshole" in the description.



files:length>2

returns all posts that have more than 2 files connected to it.



HIDDEN TAGS


the following tags are hidden by default. you must add ~ to the front of the tag to include them in your results.

alternatively, you can add + to return ALL related posts to EVERY search.