Package com.day.cq.search.eval

Class RelativeDateRangePredicateEvaluator

java.lang.Object
com.day.cq.search.eval.AbstractPredicateEvaluator
com.day.cq.search.eval.RangePropertyPredicateEvaluator
com.day.cq.search.eval.DateRangePredicateEvaluator
com.day.cq.search.eval.RelativeDateRangePredicateEvaluator
All Implemented Interfaces:
PredicateEvaluator
public class RelativeDateRangePredicateEvaluator extends DateRangePredicateEvaluator
Matches JCR DATE properties against a date/time interval using time offsets relative to the current server time. You can specify lowerBound and upperBound using either a millisecond value or the bugzilla syntax 1s 2m 3h 4d 5w 6M 7y (one second, two minutes, three hours, four days, five weeks, six months, seven years). Prefix with "-" to indicate a negative offset before the current time. If you only specify lowerBound or upperBound, the other one will default to 0, meaning the current time.

For example:

  • upperBound=1h (and no lowerBound) would select anything in the next hour
  • lowerBound=-1d (and no upperBound) would select anything in the last 24 hours
  • lowerBound=-6M and upperBound=-3M would select anything 6 months to 3 months old
  • lowerBound=-1500 and upperBound=5500 would select anything between 1500 milliseconds in the past and 5500 milliseconds in the future
  • lowerBound=1d and upperBound=2d would select anything in the day after tomorrow

Note it does not take leap years into consideration and all months are 30 days.

Does not support filtering.

Supports facet extraction in the same way as the DateRangePredicateEvaluator.

Name:

relativedaterange

Properties:

upperBound
upper date bound in milliseconds or 1s 2m 3h 4d 5w 6M 7y (one second, two minutes, three hours, four days, five weeks, six months, seven years) relative to current server time, use "-" for negative offset
lowerBound
lower date bound in milliseconds or 1s 2m 3h 4d 5w 6M 7y (one second, two minutes, three hours, four days, five weeks, six months, seven years) relative to current server time, use "-" for negative offset