Parameters

Queries can include as many or as few parameters as you'd like. The only required parameter is access_token.

• access_token
  • API Key necessary for any and all queries
• uuid
  • Get single content by unique ID
• search
  • Broad full text search of all fields
  • Case insensitive
• content_type
  • Filter by single Content Type
  • Pass Content Type's Slug
• fields
  • Filter content by field value
  • If URL parameter, use fields. followed immediately by the field slug (eg. fields.title=API Stuff)
  • If in JSON body, pass object with each field slug as key (eg. fields: { title: "API Stuff" })
  • Requires content_type parameter
• field_match
  • Determine whether content should match any or all field filters (Defaulted to all)
• return_fields
  • Set which fields to return in json body. Use field slug. (eg. return_fields: ['title', 'subtitle'])
• status
  • Choose to filter by published, draft, edited, or all. (Defaulted to all)
  • Requires API Key/Access Token with full access
• sort
  • Order the contents are returned in (Defaulted to date descending)
  • dateDescending
    • Published date in descending order
  • dateAscending
    • Published date in ascending order
  • title
    • Title field in alphabetical order
  • content_type
    • Group by Content Type in alphabetical order

URL Parameters vs JSON Post Body

When using URL parameters, multiple values should be separated by commas.

fields.category=Science,Comedy

In a JSON Post Body the values should simply be in a JSON array.

{ fields: { 'category': ['Science', 'Comedy'] } }

Short Text Fields

To filter by multiple options for a field's value, pass a list/array instead of a string. If the field's value matches any of the values in the list, it will be returned. Keep in mind short text field parameters are always case sensitive.

Long Text Field

There is no exact matching. It acts basically as a case insensitive search of the field. A string or list/array will be accepted.

Dropdown Field

Acts nearly identical to a short text field as described above.

List Field

Passing a string will check if the value is contained in the list. If a list/array is passed, you may determine whether the list field needs to contain all or any of of the values by adding an argument to the parameter (e.g fields.tags[any]=Science,Comedy). It is defaulted to all.