In an ecommerce catalog, attributes are the characteristics or properties that describe a product. These attributes can be textual or numerical and help effectively organize, filter, and display products.
Parameter | Description |
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Attributes | Characteristics or properties that describe a product (e.g., Color, Price, Brand). |
Values | Specific data points associated with an attribute (e.g., Color = Red, Price = 100, Brand = Nike). |
Operators | Conditions used to create rules by comparing attributes and their values. This is applicable for Boost and Filter.
- Equals (=):The attribute value must exactly match the specified value. Example: Brand = Nike.
- Not Equals (≠):The attribute value must not exactly match the specified value. Example: Color ≠ Red.
- Contains (⊂):The attribute value must include the specified keyword or text. Example: Brand ⊂ "Nike".
- Does Not Contain (⊄): The attribute value must not contain the specified keyword or text. Example: Color ⊄ "Red".
- Greater than or Equal to (>=): The attribute value must be greater than or equal to the specified value. Example: "Price >= 100".
- Less than or Equal to (<=) : The attribute value must be less than or equal to the specified value. Example: "Rating <= 4".
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Logical Operators | Logical operators are used to combine or modify conditions in queries.
- AND: All conditions must be true for the rule to apply. Example: Brand = Nike AND Color = Red.
- OR: At least one condition must be true for the rule to apply. Example: Brand = Nike OR Brand = Adidas.
- THEN: Defines the sequence of rules. The second rule will apply only if the first condition is met. Example: Sort by Price Ascending THEN Sort by Rating Descending.
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