When you execute a query with the find()
function, it returns a Promise that resolves to an EventsQueryResult object.
This object contains the items that match the query, information about the
query itself, and functions for paging through the query results.
Returns the index of the current results page number.
The currentPage is a zero-based index of the current page of results.
The page size is defined by the limit()
function, can be retrieved using the pageSize property, and
navigating through pages is done with the prev() and
next() functions.
The currentPage property returns undefined if the query returned no results.
Returns the items that match the query.
The current page of Wix events retrieved by the query.
Note: When no items match the query, the items array is empty.
To paginate your query results, use the EventsQueryResult pagination properties and functions.
Contains functionality for refining a Wix events query.
The EventsQueryBuilder functions enable you to run, sort, filter, and control
which results a query returns.
Typically, you build a query using any of the event query functions,
refine the query by chaining EventsQueryBuilder functions, and then execute the
query by chaining the find() function.
For example, the following code returns the first 5 upcoming Wix events created by a given event manager, including scheduled events and events that have started. The events are listed in ascending order by the event's start date.
import { wixEvents } from 'wix-events-backend';
wixEventsBackend.queryEvents()
.eq("createdBy", "4c47c608-cfa8-4037-93ac-738f09560ed3")
.hasSome("status", ["SCHEDULED", "STARTED"])
.ascending("scheduling.startDate")
.limit(5)
.find()
.then( (results) => {
console.log(results.items);
} );
Returns the total number of items that match the query.
The totalCount returns the total number of items that match the query,
not just the number of items in the current page.
const resultCount = results.totalCount; // 150