Search Syntax

Fix includes a powerful search engine.

It allows you to perform a full-text search to find resources without having to know the exact name of the property. You can filter results using powerful filter criterias and traverse the graph using graph traversals. Make sure to read how to sort and limit the results.

Fix allows for merging nodes, which can be a useful in case the information is not part of the node itself but in a reachable node nearby. It also allows filtering results with a certain graph structure using the with clause.

📄️ Full-Text Search

Each resource property value is indexed and searchable by Fix. Full-text search criteria is always enclosed in double quotes.

📄️ Filters

Selecting Nodes by Kind \

📄️ Sort and Limit

Every search result can be sorted by a number of fields. Sort order is either ascending (asc) or descending (desc). If no order is defined, the default is ascending.

📄️ Traversals

`` traverses the graph outbound.

📄️ Merging Nodes

While it is possible to search and retrieve a filtered part of the graph, it is sometimes helpful to retrieve structural graph data as part of the node.

📄️ with Clause

The with clause can be useful, in case you want to select elements and ensure a certain "position" in the graph, meaning that you want to make sure there are specific edges existent to specific other nodes.

📄️ Examples

Fix's search syntax is quite powerful and has many features. We suggest trying some of the following searches to get a feel for Fix's capabilities: