Arguments

Arguments shape every Optimizely Graph query by controlling which content the API returns, how the results are filtered and ordered, and how large result sets are paginated. Use this reference to choose the right argument for each query and to find the dedicated article that explains its syntax and behavior.

Each method in the API contains the following parameters:

• locale – Routes the request to the language indices where the content is indexed and applies language analysis in search.
• where – Filters content based on criteria.
• orderBy – Orders the results by relevance or fields.
• skip – Skips N number of items from the top.
• limit – Restricts the number of items to return.
• facets – Specifies the fields that return facets for filtering, which consist of values and their hit counts.
• ids – Filters globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) by the ContentLink.GuidValue property.
• cursor – Fetches results by a cursor value.