url-query.md

Table of Contents

• URL query
  • API
    • limit
    • offset
    • filter[name] [contains_i]
    • filter[source_type_id] []
    • filter[applications] [application_type_id] [eq] []
    • filter[availability_status]
  • Custom attributes
    • sort_by[]
    • category
    • activeVendor [DEPRECATED]
    • type
    • application

URL query

Sources UI accepts several URL query parameters to modify the initial state of the application.

?sort_by[]=created_at:desc&limit=50&offset=0&activeVendor=Cloud&filter[name][contains_i]=dfgdf&filter[source_type_id][]=2&filter[source_type_id][]=1&filter[applications][application_type_id][eq][]=2&filter[availability_status]=available

API

Following attributes follow the same structure and content as the API.

limit

Items per page.

limit=50

offset

Page (items per page * actual page)

offset=0

filter[name] [contains_i]

Filter by name.

filter[name][contains_i]=some-name

filter[source_type_id] []

Filter by source type.

filter[source_type_id][]=2&filter[source_type_id][]=1

filter[applications] [application_type_id] [eq] []

Shows only sources with attached applications.

filter[applications][application_type_id][eq][]=2

filter[availability_status]

Two options: available | unavailable

filter[availability_status]=available

Custom attributes

Following attributes are using similar but modified API structure.

sort_by[]

<attribute>:<asc | desc>

sort_by[]=created_at:desc

category

Two options: Cloud | Red Hat

Cloud shows table for cloud providers (Amazon, Google, Azure, ...).

Red Hat shows all Red Hat types (Openshift, Satellite, ...).

category=Red%20Hat

activeVendor [DEPRECATED]

See Category above. This option is deprecated and it stays to keep backwards compatibility.

activeVendor=Red%20Hat

type

Same as filter[source_type_id][], but without needing to know IDs. Use the source_type.name attribute.

type=amazon&type=azure

application

Same as filter[applications][application_type_id][eq][], but without needing to know IDs. Use the application_type.name attribute. This name is matched via includes so the name does not have to be the exact value.

application=cost&application=topo