search parameters for querying the message database
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| status | str | The status of the messages you would like returned (either 'SENT', 'DELIVERED', 'EXPIRED', 'UNDELIVERABLE', 'REJECTED' or 'INCOMING') | [optional] |
| credits | float | The number of credits used on the message. Floating point number. | [optional] |
| destination | str | The phone number of the recipient. Start UK numbers with 44 and drop the leading 0. | [optional] |
| sender | str | The sender of the message (this can be the configured sender name for an outbound message or the senders phone number for an inbound message). | [optional] |
| keyword | str | The keyword used in the inbound message | [optional] |
| var_from | str | The date-time from which you would like matching messages | [optional] |
| to | str | The date-time to which you would like matching messages | [optional] |
| limit | float | The maximum number of messages that you would like returned in this call. The default is 1000. | [optional] |
| skip | float | The number of results you would like to ignore before returning messages. In combination with the 'limit' parameter his can be used to page results, so that you can deal with a limited number in your logic at each time. | [optional] |
| unread | bool | In queries for incoming messages ('status' is 'INCOMING'), specify whether you explicitly want unread messages (true) or read messages (false). Omit this parameter in other circumstances. | [optional] |
| metadata | QueryMetadata | [optional] |
from openapi_client.models.query import Query
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of Query from a JSON string
query_instance = Query.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print Query.to_json()
# convert the object into a dict
query_dict = query_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of Query from a dict
query_form_dict = query.from_dict(query_dict)