An example query

example_query.rb

{
  statements: [
    { property: 'city', operation: '=', value: 'Costa Mesa, Newport Beach' },
    { property: 'status', operation: '=', value: 'Active', func: 'and' },
    { property: 'min_beds', operation: '=', value: 3, func: 'and' },
    { property: 'max_beds', operation: '=', value: 4, func: 'and' },
    { property: 'min_baths_search', operation: '=', value: 2, func: 'and' },
    { property: 'max_baths_search', operation: '=', value: 3, func: 'and' },
    { property: 'min_price_list', operation: '=', value: 800000, func: 'and' },
    { property: 'max_price_list', operation: '=', value: 900000, func: 'and' },
    {
        group: [
            {property: 'status', operation: '=', value: '-Active'},
            {property: 'date_offmarket', operation: '>=', value: '2016-01-01', func: 'and'}
        ], func: 'or'
     }
  ]
}

@jondruse I was playing around a bit with this whole query language filter idea, and started working on a basic query that might look similar to an MLX query. Maybe I am thinking about this wrong, but wouldn't this query also not work, because by adding this or, the first group of params would get you what you want, however anything matching the or filters would return results way outside the original set of filters...