OptionalfuzzyThe maximum fuzzy matching level used to find results.
It shows how much the search relaxed exact matching. Higher values mean more tolerance for typos and variations.
Fuzzy levels (typically 1-4):
It is low when exact or near-exact matching finds the results, and increases to find matches when the query has typos.
Where match strictness is not reported, the field is absent rather than 0. Read a missing
value as "not reported", not as an exact match.
OptionalgeoThe geographic position used to bias search results, as [longitude, latitude].
If present, results were prioritised by proximity to this location.
OptionalnextThe opaque cursor that continues this search, to pass back as the request's cursor.
See CommonGeocodeAndFuzzySearchParams.cursor. Only fuzzy search and geocoding page this way.
If it is absent, pagination has ended. Either the result set is exhausted, this page came back empty, or the next page would start past result 1900, the furthest the backend serves.
The number of results in this response.
This is the actual count of features in the results array, which may be less than
totalResults due to pagination limits. Unlike totalResults, it is always present, as the
length of the array you were given.
The search query as interpreted and processed by the search engine.
It may differ from the original input due to:
The time the search engine spent processing and returning results, in milliseconds.
It does not include network latency.
The search type, which tells whether results are location-biased (NEARBY) or general (NON_NEAR).
OptionaltotalThe total number of results that match the query, regardless of pagination limits.
The metadata summary of a search API response.
It describes how the search engine processed the query, the result counts, and the cursor that continues the search through further pages.
Remarks
This summary is included in responses from:
Example