PostFluentFetch

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Provides syntactically consistent andWherePublished

Handle appropriate selection logic for published posts

{% set posts = fetch('post').wherePublished().find() %}

Internally, this is just looking at published_at <= NOW()

Provides syntactically consistent andWhereIn handlers

Provide an overload for the "orderBy" method

Provide a simple interface to handle findInPath functionality to find articles that fall in a SSTS path classification. Modifiers allow you to change the search mode

• = Exact match (default)
• > Ends with
• < Starts with
• ~ Contains
• <> Does not contain

{# find articles where the ssts path matches 'sports/tennis' #}
{% set article = fetch('article').wherePublished().findInPath('sports/tennis') %}

{# find articles where the ssts path contains 'sports/tennis' anywhere #}
{% set article = fetch('article').wherePublished().findInPath('sports/tennis', '~') %}

Provide a simple interface to handle findByTags functionality

{% set article = fetch('article').wherePublished().findByTags(['foo', 'bar']) %}
{% set article = fetch('article').wherePublished().findByTags(['foo', 'bar'], 'NOT') %}

Sluggifies the name so "Top Stories" and "top-stories" are treated the same.

Passing 'AND' or 'OR' for $mode will include tags, passing 'NOT' will exclude them, e.g. if you're looking for articles not tagged 'top-stories', use 'NOT' for $mode;

Provide a simple interface to handle findByAuthors functionality

{% set article = fetch('article').wherePublished().findByAuthors(['foo', 'bar']) %}

Sluggifies the name so "Top Stories" and "top-stories" are treated the same.

Execute the query and return objects

Execute the query, automatically limiting to one and return the first result