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You can query for items that trended over past X hours in the following way: [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "$p('register', {\n max: 10, // Large number requested so you can see our full range of items\n widget: 'default-widget', // name of widget\n opts: {\n \"rankingKey\": \"click\",\n \"hoursBehind\": 24\n },\n callback: function(resp) {\n console.log(JSON.stringify(resp, null, 2));\n console.log(\"// TEST.\");\n }\n }\n);", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] Note that `rankingKey` and `hoursBehind` has been set in opts. Setting `hoursBehind` to X will make our system return items that trended for the past X hours. Here are the parameters specific to this endpoint, that you can set in `opts`: * `rankingKey` is the key used to rank the items in decreasing order. The following values are allowed for rankingKey: "click", "visible", "show", "click:visible", "click:show", and "visible:show". Keys with a ":" inside them are interpreted as ratios, so we rank in decreasing order of the ratio of the numerator to the denominator. If a value is not specified here, we return the top items but in an essentially random order. * `lookupKey` is a key with two possible values: "popular" and "click". The "popular" key restricts consideration to a shortlist of items that have received a lot of views. The "click" key restricts consideration to a shortlist of items that have received a lot of clicks. The default value of `lookupKey` is "click". * `hoursBehind` is the number of hours behind to go in this computation. For instance, setting this to 24 means that we will return the top items (based on `rankingKey` and `lookupKey`) over the last 24 hours. [block:callout] { "type": "info", "title": "Using the feature through REST API", "body": "If you want to use the same feature using REST API, you can define the key-value pairs in `opts` above to the JSON body instead of nesting it into `opts` object. The feature is documented more on the [REST API model endpoint page](doc:model#use-of-the-model-query-endpoint-for-deterministic-)." } [/block]