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## 10.4. Filters

Some commands makes use of filters for varying purposes. F.ex. `-f` in `ls` and in `trav`. A filter is supplied as a json object (w/ or w/o the surrounding `{}` brackets. Both keys and values can contain regular expressions for a more flexible matching. An example of a filter could be `.*url.*:http.*neo4j.*,name:Neo4j`. The filter option is also accompanied by the options `-i` and `-l` which stands for `ignore case` (ignore casing of the characters) and `loose matching` (it’s considered a match even if the filter value just matches a part of the compared value, not necessarily the entire value). So for a case-insensitive, loose filter you can supply a filter with `-f -i -l` or `-fil` for short.

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