All requests made to the query file will have a JSON output, which format depends on the command input.
If an error went to occur, the query file will return a JSON object in the following format:
{
'type': <error type>,
'error': <error string>
}
Along with a command, you can supply additional arguments. Supplying arguments if pretty straight forward in PHP, example:
?cmd=myCommand&argumentName=arguementValue
Wether you provide an additional argument or not, the output of the getCompanies command will have the following format:
[
{
'id' : <id>,
'name' : <name>,
…
},
]
This array of companies will have different fields in each entry, depending on the column names chosen in the database.
Output: every company in the database
Output: every company whose name contains the given string (case insensitive) Input: string to be searched in the companies name
This command doesn't take any argument, and returns an array of all tags that were used to describe the companies in the database.