Purpose: Implement the possibility to do search by enter query language in the search box. The queries support combined search using e.g. boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT).

Usecase: catalogers experienced with the used query language (CQL) can do advanced searching within Inventory by using the query syntax.

Example on queries:

1. Search on Subject: History AND Contributors: named Rawson:

   • Query: (subjects="history" and contributors =/@name "Rawson") sortby title

2. Search on Subject: Art OR Contributors: named Rawson:

   • Query: (subjects="Art" or contributors =/@name "Rawson") sortby title

3. Search on Subject: Art NOT Contributors: named Rawson:

   • Query: (subjects="Art" not contributors =/@name "Rawson") sortby title

4. Search on Publisher named History Press AND publication year 1970:


   • Query: (publisher="History Press" and publicationDate="1970") sortby title

5. Search on Title with the word motor, and publication year 2016

   • (title="motor" AND publicationDate="2016") sortby title

See more documentation in: https://www.loc.gov/standards/sru/cql/contextSets/theCqlContextSet.html

Scenarios:

1. Scenario

   • Login to FOLIO Snapshot, go to Inventory

   • When in the 1 st pane, then in the search dropdown menu

   • There is a search term labeled: Query search (as the last listed term)

2. Scenario

   • When viewing the list of search terms in the drop down menu

   • Then the Query search is a the bottom of the list

3. Scenario

   • When selecting 'Query search'

   • Then enter the CQL query e.g.: (subjects="history" and contributors =/@name "Rawson") sortby title

   • The result will be: https://folio-snapshot.aws.indexdata.com/inventory/view/847635e2-6e2e-4a8b-846a-82828de8b870