Search projects

Searches projects by name and shows the first page of results.

Every method returns a new search, so you can keep a base search and refine it:

Method	What it does
search('P*')	Pattern: * matches anything, ? one character. Default *.
inCodeAndName() / inCode() / inName()	Where the pattern must match. Default: code and name.
modifiedSince($date)	Only projects changed on or after this moment.
group('WEB*')	Only projects in a dimension group; wildcards are allowed.
limit(10) / offset(20)	Page size (default 100) and results to skip.
get()	One page: totalRows and the ProjectSummary items.
all()	All results over all pages, page by page while you iterate.
count()	Number of matches, with one small request.

Code

$twinfield = Example::twinfield();

$pattern = $argv[1] ?? '*';

$page = $twinfield->projects()
    ->search($pattern)
    ->inName()
    ->modifiedSince(new DateTimeImmutable('2010-01-01'))
    ->limit(10)
    ->get();

echo $page->totalRows, ' projects with a name like "', $pattern, '", first ', count($page), ':', PHP_EOL;

foreach ($page as $project) {
    echo $project->code, '  ', $project->name, PHP_EOL;
}

Run

php examples/projects/search-projects/example.php '*website*'

1 projects with a name like "*website*", first 1:
P0001  Website redesign

Source

View examples/projects/search-projects/example.php on GitHub.