We now let you run the most Complex Queries by just passing in your Collection Name and a Natural Language Query to fetch the data you need.

Some examples of the queries you can run are:

  • Fetch all documents in a collection
  • Fetch all documents in a collection where a field is equal to a value (You can describe the field and value in any way you want)
  • Fetch all documents in a collection where a field is equal to a value and another field is equal to another value
  • Fetch all documents in a collection where a field is equal to a value and sort the results by another field
  • Fetch all documents in a collection where a field is equal to a value and sort the results by another field and limit the results to a certain number
curl
--location 'https://api.worqhat.com/api/collections/data/fetch/natural-query' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
--data '{
  "collection": "Sample collection",
  "query": "Fetch all data that is available and created in the past 24 hours
   and sort by descending order"
}'
The Query can be described in any manner you want.
The Natural Language Queries can sometimes be slower. It takes somewhere less than ~2 Seconds to process a Query

Try it out in the API Reference

View API Reference to Implement

Visit the API Reference to learn how to Run Queries by Natural Language in your projects. Get access to Sample Code, API Endpoints and run it right within the browser to test it out.

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