odata_query 2.2.0

OData Query Builder is a simple Dart package for building OData query parameter for your REST API.

OData Query Builder

OData Query Builder is a Dart package designed for building OData query strings that you can append to your REST API endpoints. It provides a clean, declarative API to construct complex queries efficiently.

Features

• Build Complex OData Queries: Supports all key OData query options, including $filter, $orderby, $select, $expand, $top, $skip, and $count.
• Programmatic Filter Construction: Allows you to build OData filters with logical operations like eq, lt, gt, and, or, etc.
• URL Encoding: Automatically encodes query parameters for safe usage in URLs.
• Map Conversion: Convert query parameters into a Map<String, String> format for added flexibility when integrating with different APIs.
• OData Query Documentation: For detailed OData query options, refer to OData Query Options Overview.

Example

import 'package:odata_query/odata_query.dart';

void main() {
  // Example 1: Standard filter, orderBy, select, expand, top, and count
  final queryString = ODataQuery(
    filter: Filter.and(
      Filter.eq('Name', 'Milk'),
      Filter.lt('Price', 2.55),
    ),
    orderBy: OrderBy.desc('Price'),
    select: ['Name', 'Price'],
    expand: ['Category'],
    top: 10,
    count: true,
  ).toEncodedString();

  print(queryString); 
  // Output:
  // "$filter=Name%20eq%20'Milk'%20and%20Price%20lt%202.55&$orderby=Price%20desc&$select=Name,Price&$expand=Category&$top=10&$count=true"

  // Example 2: Filter with logical operators and select/expand parameters
  final queryMap = ODataQuery(
    filter: Filter.and(
      Filter.or(
        Filter.eq('Category', 'Beverages'),
        Filter.eq('Category', 'Snacks'),
      ),
      Filter.gt('Price', 5),
    ),
    select: ['Name', 'Price', 'Category'],
    expand: ['Supplier', 'Category'],
  ).toMap();

  print(queryMap);
  // Output:
  // {
  //   '$filter': "Category eq 'Beverages' or Category eq 'Snacks' and Price gt 5",
  //   '$select': 'Name,Price,Category',
  //   '$expand': 'Supplier,Category',
  // }

  // Example 3: Nested expand with a sub-query
  final queryNested = ODataQuery(
    select: ['Name', 'Price'],
    expand: ['Category(${ODataQuery(select: ['Type'])})'],
  ).toString();

  print(queryNested); 
  // Output:
  // "$select=Name,Price&$expand=Category($select=Type)"

  // Example 4: Using inList to filter with multiple values
  final queryInList = ODataQuery(
    filter: Filter.inList('Name', ['Milk', 'Cheese', 'Donut']),
    select: ['Name', 'Price'],
  ).toEncodedString();

  print(queryInList); 
  // Output:
  // "$filter=Name%20in%20('Milk'%2C%20'Cheese'%2C%20'Donut')&$select=Name%2CPrice"

  // Example 5: Using inCollection to filter using a collection reference
  final queryInCollection = ODataQuery(
    filter: Filter.inCollection('Name', 'RelevantProductNames'),
    select: ['Name', 'Price'],
  ).toEncodedString();

  print(queryInCollection); 
  // Output:
  // "$filter=Name%20in%20RelevantProductNames&$select=Name%2CPrice"
}

API Overview

ODataQuery

• search: Free-text search across multiple fields.
• filter: Allows filtering results based on conditions (e.g., eq, lt, gt).
• orderBy: Specify sorting (ascending or descending) on one or more fields.
• select: Select specific fields to reduce payload size.
• expand: Include related entities in the query response.
• top: Limit the number of records returned.
• skip: Skip a specified number of records (used for pagination).
• count: Whether to include the total count of matching records.

Filter

• eq: Equality filter (e.g., Name eq 'Milk').
• ne: Non-equality filter.
• lt/gt: Less than / Greater than.
• le/ge: Less than or equal / Greater than or equal.
• and/or: Combine filters with logical and or or.

OrderBy

• asc: Ascending sort.
• desc: Descending sort.