def filter_query(self, request, query, view):
        """
        You may want to override this method if you want to add custom filtering to an ViewSet while still
        utilizing the feature of the ``AttributeFilter`` implementation.

        :param request: The pyramid ``Request`` instance.
        :param query: The SQLAlchemy ``Query`` instance.
        :param view: An instance of the view class that the filter has been applied to.
        :return: The filtered query.
        """

        if not request.params:
            return query

        querystring_params = self.parse_query_string(request.params)
        query, filter_list = self.build_filter_list(querystring_params, query, view)

        return self.apply_filter(query, filter_list)
def filter_query ( self , request , query , view ) : if not request . params : return query querystring_params = self . parse_query_string ( request . params ) query , filter_list = self . build_filter_list ( querystring_params , query , view ) return self . apply_filter ( query , filter_list )
You may want to override this method if you want to add custom filtering to an ViewSet while still
        utilizing the feature of the ``AttributeFilter`` implementation.

        :param request: The pyramid ``Request`` instance.
        :param query: The SQLAlchemy ``Query`` instance.
        :param view: An instance of the view class that the filter has been applied to.
        :return: The filtered query.