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# Dictionaries

Several search filters in [Creator Search & Analytics](/docs/developers/api-reference/creator-search-analytics.md) take Fair's own identifiers rather than free text — locations, languages, brands, interests, and topics. The **dictionary** endpoints turn a search string into those identifiers, which you then pass into `POST /discovery`.

For example, to filter `discovery` by audience location you first look the location up:

```bash
curl "https://stg.api.fair-indonesia.com/api/fairservice/dictionary/locations?search_string=jakarta" \
  -H "Authorization: <your_token>"
```

```json
{ "locations": [ { "id": "0244d71d-...", "name": "Jakarta", "type": "city" } ] }
```

…then pass the returned `id` into the `audience_locations` (or `creator_locations`) filter.

## Available dictionaries

| Dictionary      | Endpoint                           | Feeds these filters                                                       |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Locations       | `GET /dictionary/locations`        | `audience_locations`, `creator_locations`                                 |
| Languages       | `GET /dictionary/languages`        | `audience_language`, `creator_language`                                   |
| Brands          | `GET /dictionary/brands`           | `audience_brand_affinities`, `creator_brand_affinities`, `brand_sponsors` |
| Interests       | `GET /dictionary/interests`        | `audience_interests`, `creator_interests`                                 |
| Topics          | `GET /dictionary/topics`           | `topic_relevance`                                                         |
| Topic relevance | `GET /dictionary/topics/relevance` | weight for a topic tag                                                    |
| User handles    | `GET /dictionary/userhandles`      | autocomplete a username as the user types                                 |

Each takes `search_string`, `limit`, and `offset` query parameters. Full request and response details are in the [Creator Search & Analytics reference](/docs/developers/api-reference/creator-search-analytics.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
Dictionary data changes rarely. Cache the responses on your side (about 15 days is fine) instead of calling these on every search.
{% endhint %}

## Related

* [Creator Search & Analytics](/docs/developers/api-reference/creator-search-analytics.md)
* [Guides → Find creators for a campaign](/docs/developers/guides/find-creators-for-a-campaign.md)


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