How to filter product by their name and customer id in Graphql ?

Introduction

GraphQL is a strong programming language that allows developers to design efficient and flexible APIs. When it comes to filtering data, GraphQL provides various options, including the customer ID filter, which allows users to search for specific products by their name and customer ID. In this blog post, we'll explore how to implement this feature and discuss the benefits of using GraphQL for filtering data. So, let's get started!

To filter products by name and customer ID, we can use the following GraphQL query:

Coding : step-by-step with description

query products($filter: ProductAttributeFilterInput){
 products(filter: $filter) {
   items {
     name
     sku
     url_key
     stock_status
     price_range {
       minimum_price {
         regular_price {
           value
           currency
         }
       }
     }
   }
   total_count
   page_info {
     page_size
   }
 }
}

Below code we have pass at QUERY VARIABLES

{
 "filter":{
   "sku":{
     "in":["Jagat Devsutra HERBAL Activated Charcoal Toothpaste",
   "Jagat Devsutra HERBAL Fresh Mint Flavour Toothpaste -100g",
   "EcoSattva 3R – Natural Bath & Body Wash 200ml"]
   },
   "customer_group_id":{
     "eq":1
   }
 }
}

Also we have ass authorization token:

{ "authorization": "Bearer yourToken" }

Using GraphQL's filtering mechanism, you can simply obtain the desired goods based on their name and customer ID, allowing for more targeted and personalized search experiences.

Ready to filter your products with GraphQL? Implement the following query and enhance your product search functionality today!

Email send us at hello@elightwalk.com

Table of contents

Pravin Prajapati

Full Stack Developer

Expert in frontend and backend development, combining creativity with sharp technical knowledge. Passionate about keeping up with industry trends, he implements cutting-edge technologies, showcasing strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail in crafting innovative solutions.

Most Visited Blog

Blog

The Ultimate Guide to Cart Checkout GraphQL

With Ultimate Guide to GraphQL, you can dive into the realm of Cart Checkout. Discover the power of simplified interactions, frictionless transactions, and enhanced user experiences.

Blog

6 Essential Steps for Magento 2 Performance Optimization for Your Store (2024)

Accelerate your Magento 2 Performance Optimization in 2024! Follow these 6 steps for effective performance optimization. Elevate your website speed for improved customer satisfaction and SEO ranking.