Find subjects
Find a subject or subjects. You may query using field filters with asterisk (*) wildcards. You may also optionally specify sort, limit, offset, and a list of fields to include in the response. The global default limit will apply if no limit param is specified.
Query parameters
Comma-delimited list of field names to include in the response.
Specify the sort order using a field name, e.g. '...?sort=name'. Prepend the field name with a minus sign to specify descending order, e.g. '...?sort=-name'.
Maximum number of records to return in the response; also useful for pagination in the UI.
Offset for paginating the response.
Filter by absolutePath; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by description; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by helpEmail; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by helpUrl; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by imageUrl; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by isPublished (true|false).
Filter by name; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
The sortBy string can be used to define the sort order of subjects which a lens developer can choose to honor when rendering the data. The attribute is defaulted to an empty string when the user does not provide any string value. Max 254 characters; case insensitive; allows alpha-numeric characters, + underscore (_) and dash (-). Filter by sortBy; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Filter by parentAbsolutePath; asterisk (*) wildcards ok.
Comma-separated list of tags to include/exclude. Tag names are case-insensitive. For example, ?tags=FOO,BAR will only return subjects with tags FOO or BAR. Prefix each of the tag name with a negative sign to indicate that a subject with that tag should be excluded. For example, ?tags=-BAZ,-FOO will return only the subjects with tag name not equal to BAZ or FOO. Subjects without tags are not included in the result set.
Filter by time period when subjects were created.
Filter by time period when subjects were updated.
Response
Success, a list of subjects.