GET /v1/slos/search

createdBy: Filter by the user&#39;s identifier who created the content. Example: createdBy:000000000000968B .
createdBefore: Filter by the content objects created before the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: createdBefore:1457997222 .
createdAfter: Filter by the content objects created after the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: createdAfter:1457997111 .
modifiedBefore: Filter by the content objects modified before the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: modifiedBefore:1457997222 .
modifiedAfter: Filter by the content objects modified after the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: modifiedAfter:1457997111 .
type: Filter by the type of the content object. Example: type:folder .

Search for a slo or folder in the slos library structure.

Servers

Name	Type	Required	Description
`query`	String	Yes	The search query to find slo or folder. Below is the list of different filters with examples: createdBy : Filter by the user's identifier who created the content. Example: `createdBy:000000000000968B`. createdBefore : Filter by the content objects created before the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: `createdBefore:1457997222`. createdAfter : Filter by the content objects created after the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: `createdAfter:1457997111`. modifiedBefore : Filter by the content objects modified before the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: `modifiedBefore:1457997222`. modifiedAfter : Filter by the content objects modified after the given timestamp(in milliseconds). Example: `modifiedAfter:1457997111`. type : Filter by the type of the content object. Example: `type:folder`. You can also use multiple filters in one query. For example to search for all content objects created by user with identifier 000000000000968B with creation timestamp after 1457997222 containing the text Test, the query would look like: `createdBy:000000000000968B createdAfter:1457997222 Test`
`limit`	Integer	No	Maximum number of items you want in the response. Default value: 1000
`skipChildren`	Boolean	No	a boolean parameter to control skipping fetching children of requested folder(s)
`offset`	Integer	No	The position or row from where to start the search operation. Default value: 0

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