music=plex.library.section("Music")
test=music.searchTracks(**{'track.skipCount': 1})
print(test) # results!vs
music=plex.library.section("Music")
test=music.searchTracks(**{'track.skipCount__gte': 1})
print(test) # Unknown filter category: track.skipCount__gteAppending the operator to the filter name for the used section works as intended.
# MusicSection / ALLOWED_FILTERS = (..., 'track.skipCount>>', ...)music=plex.library.section("Music")
test=music.searchTracks(**{'track.skipCount>>': 1}) # equal or greater thanprint(test) # intended results!Seems like there may need to have an additional CUSTOM_FILTERS list for each library section class and have the ALLOWED_FILTERS for each libtype (grandparent, parent, child). CUSTOM_FILTERS would need to be able to have use of OPERATORS.
Plex uses exact matching for libtype filtering and allows for operators in custom filter of the library. How close should plex.search() be to Plex's WebUI ilibtype filters and custom filters?
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Appending the operator to the filter name for the used section works as intended.
Seems like there may need to have an additional CUSTOM_FILTERS list for each library section class and have the ALLOWED_FILTERS for each libtype (grandparent, parent, child). CUSTOM_FILTERS would need to be able to have use of OPERATORS.
Plex uses exact matching for libtype filtering and allows for operators in custom filter of the library. How close should
plex.search()be to Plex's WebUI ilibtype filters and custom filters?