Static functions for searching for objects.
This class contains static member functions corresponding to /find* routes.
For your convenience, all methods of the DXSystem class interpret "timestamp" fields in input hashes more loosely then the raw API does. Unlike the raw API, any "timestamp" value may be an integer or a string (the raw API only allows integer values). For all non-negative timestamp values, DXSystem methods behave exactly the way the raw API does. In general:
- In case of an integer timestamp value, non-negative timestamps are interpreted in the normal way, i.e., as the number of milliseconds since the Unix epoch. However, negative timestamps T represent (current time - |T|), i.e., that many milliseconds before the current time.
- A string timestamp value must be of the form: "Number-Suffix". For example, "1s" denotes 1 second from now, while "-1s" denotes 1 second ago, etc. The allowed suffixes are: "s", "m", "d", "w", or "y" (for seconds, minutes, days, weeks, or years). A year is defined as 365 days.