INPUT_OBJECT
OrderFilter
link GraphQL Schema definition
1 input OrderFilter { 2 3 : [String!] 4 5 : [Int!] 6 7 : [OrderStatus!] 8 9 : DateRange 10 11 : DateRange 12 13 : DateRange 14 15 : DateRange 16 17 : DateRange 18 19 : DateRange 20 21 # Exactly one input field should be provided 22 : StringMatch 23 24 # Exactly one input field should be provided 25 : StringMatch 26 27 : [Int!] 28 29 : [Int!] 30 31 : [Int!] 32 33 : [Int!] 34 35 : [Int!] 36 37 : [Int!] 38 39 : [Int!] 40 41 : [Int!] 42 43 : [Int!] 44 45 : [Int!] 46 47 : [Int!] 48 49 : [Int!] 50 51 : [Int!] 52 53 : [Int!] 54 55 : StoreType 56 57 : String 58 59 : [String!] 60 61 : [String!] 62 63 : Boolean 64 65 : Boolean 66 67 : Boolean 68 69 : Boolean 70 71 : Boolean 72 73 # Exactly one input field should be provided 74 : StringMatch 75 76 : [Int!] 77 78 : [String!] 79 80 : [OrderHoldReason!] 81 82 # The number of warehouses used for this order allocation, 83 # may include "Direct, then confirm" warehouses 84 : IntRange 85 86 # True when a "Direct, then confirm" warehouse is used, and at least one 87 # allocation request is still waiting for confirmation 88 : Boolean 89 90 # Numerical value of the order total, useful to find free (zero) orders. Use in combination with 91 # `currencyId` to find orders within a specific range of monetary values like 100-200 EUR or < 5 USD. 92 : FloatRange 93 }