Retrieve documents in batches using query parameters for offset, limit, and optional filtering. Suited for browsing or exporting index contents.
An API key is a token that you provide when making API calls. Read more about how to secure your project.
Include the API key to the Authorization header, for instance:
-H 'Authorization: Bearer 6436fc5237b0d6e0d64253fbaac21d135012ecf1'If you use a SDK, ensure you instantiate the client with the API key, for instance with JS SDK:
const client = new MeiliSearch({
host: 'MEILISEARCH_URL',
apiKey: '6436fc5237b0d6e0d64253fbaac21d135012ecf1'
});Unique identifier of the index.
Number of documents to skip in the response. Use this parameter
together with limit to paginate through large document sets. For
example, to get documents 21-40, set offset=20 and limit=20.
Defaults to 0.
x >= 0Maximum number of documents to return in a single response. Use
together with offset for pagination. Defaults to 20.
x >= 0Comma-separated list of document attributes to include in the
response. Use * to retrieve all attributes. By default, all
attributes are returned. Example: title,description,price.
When true, includes vector embeddings in the response for documents
that have them. This is useful when you need to inspect or export
vector data. Defaults to false.
Comma-separated list of document IDs to retrieve. Only documents with matching IDs will be returned. If not specified, all documents matching other criteria are returned.
Filter expression to select which documents to return. Uses the same
syntax as search filters. Only documents matching the filter will be
included in the response. Example: genres = action AND rating > 4.
Attribute(s) to sort the documents by. Format: attribute:asc or
attribute:desc. Multiple sort criteria can be comma-separated.
Example: price:asc,rating:desc.
The documents are returned.