String matcher

    Specifies the way to match a string.

    exact

    (string) The input string must match exactly the string specified here.

    Examples:

    • abc only matches the value abc.

    Precisely one of , prefix, , regex, must be set.

    prefix

    (string) The input string must have the prefix specified here. Note: empty prefix is not allowed, please use regex instead.

    Examples:

    Precisely one of , prefix, , regex, must be set.

    (string) The input string must have the suffix specified here. Note: empty prefix is not allowed, please use regex instead.

    Examples:

    • abc matches the value xyz.abc

    Precisely one of , prefix, , regex, must be set.

    regex

    (string) The input string must match the regular expression specified here. The regex grammar is defined .

    Examples:

    • The regex matches the value 123

    • The regex \d{3} does not match the value 1234

    This field has been deprecated in favor of safe_regex as it is not safe for use with untrusted input in all cases.

    Precisely one of exact, , suffix, , safe_regex must be set.

    safe_regex

    () The input string must match the regular expression specified here.

    Precisely one of exact, , suffix, , safe_regex must be set.

    ignore_case

    () If true, indicates the exact/prefix/suffix matching should be case insensitive. This has no effect for the safe_regex match. For example, the matcher data will match both input string Data and data if set to true.

    type.matcher.ListStringMatcher

    Specifies a list of ways to match a string.

    1. {
    3. }

    (type.matcher.StringMatcher, REQUIRED)