Clay supports a bunch of operators to make certain operations more convenient, depending on the types involved.
| Operator example | Name | True if … |
|---|---|---|
a == b |
Equals | a equals b (case insensitive) |
a === b |
Equals exactly | a equals b (case sensitive) |
a .= b |
Contains | a contains b (case insensitive) |
a .== b |
Contains exactly | a contains b (case sensitive) |
a ^= b |
Starts with | a starts with b (case insensitive) |
a ^== b |
Starts with exactly | a starts with b (case sensitive) |
a $= b |
Ends with | a ends with b (case insensitive) |
a $== b |
Ends with exactly | a ends with b (case sensitive) |
a /= b |
Matches RegExp | a matches regular expression b (case insensitive) |
a /== b |
Matches RegExp | a matches regular expression b (case sensitive) |
| Operator example | Description |
|---|---|
-a |
minus |
a == b |
equals |
a > b |
greater than |
a >= b |
greater or equals than |
a < b |
less than |
a <= b |
less or equals than |
| Operator example | Description | True if … |
|---|---|---|
!a |
not | a is false |
a == b |
equals | a and b are equals |
a && b |
and | both a and b are true |
| `a | b` |
| Operator example | Description | True if … |
|---|---|---|
a => b |
call-to operator | a calls into (invokes) the function b |
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