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fexpr by Gani Georgiev

Go parser for simple filter expressions, used for PocketBase's query syntax.

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About fexpr

Go parser for simple filter expressions, used for PocketBase's query syntax. fexpr is a open source makers product built by indie maker Gani Georgiev.

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fexpr FAQ

What is fexpr?

fexpr is a open source makers product: Go parser for simple filter expressions, used for PocketBase's query syntax.

Who made fexpr?

fexpr was made by Gani Georgiev, Solo creator of PocketBase, the open source backend in a single file. Gani Georgiev has also built PocketBase, Presentator, Hide Ratings Extension.

Is fexpr still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, fexpr is still active and run by Gani Georgiev at github.com.

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