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|`hosts`_string array_| Hosts specifies Host header values to match. Supports exact and wildcard domains. Only one level of wildcard is allowed (e.g., `*.example.com` is valid, but `*.*.example.com` is not). |
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|`remoteAddrs`_string array_| RemoteAddrs is a list of source IP addresses or CIDR ranges to match. Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 formats. |
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|`exprs`_[ApisixRouteHTTPMatchExprs](#apisixroutehttpmatchexprs)_| NginxVars defines match conditions based on Nginx variables. |
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|`filter_func`_string_| FilterFunc is a user-defined function for advanced request filtering. The function can use Nginx variables through the `vars` parameter. This field is supported in APISIX but not in API7 Enterprise. |
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|`filter_func`_string_| FilterFunc is a user-defined function for advanced request filtering. The function can use Nginx variables through the `vars` parameter. |
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|`subject`_[ApisixRouteHTTPMatchExprSubject](#apisixroutehttpmatchexprsubject)_| Subject defines the left-hand side of the expression. It can be any [built-in variable](/apisix/reference/built-in-variables) or string literal. |
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|`subject`_[ApisixRouteHTTPMatchExprSubject](#apisixroutehttpmatchexprsubject)_| Subject defines the left-hand side of the expression. It can be any [APISIX variable](https://apisix.apache.org/docs/apisix/apisix-variable) or string literal. |
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|`op`_string_| Op specifies the operator used in the expression. Can be `Equal`, `NotEqual`, `GreaterThan`, `GreaterThanEqual`, `LessThan`, `LessThanEqual`, `RegexMatch`, `RegexNotMatch`, `RegexMatchCaseInsensitive`, `RegexNotMatchCaseInsensitive`, `In`, or `NotIn`. |
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|`set`_string array_| Set provides a list of acceptable values for the expression. This should be used when Op is `In` or `NotIn`. |
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|`value`_string_| Value defines a single value to compare against the subject. This should be used when Op is not `In` or `NotIn`. Set and Value are mutually exclusive—only one should be set at a time. |
|`subject`_[ApisixRouteHTTPMatchExprSubject](#apisixroutehttpmatchexprsubject)_| Subject defines the left-hand side of the expression. It can be any [built-in variable](/apisix/reference/built-in-variables) or string literal. |
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|`subject`_[ApisixRouteHTTPMatchExprSubject](#apisixroutehttpmatchexprsubject)_| Subject defines the left-hand side of the expression. It can be any [APISIX variable](https://apisix.apache.org/docs/apisix/apisix-variable) or string literal. |
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|`op`_string_| Op specifies the operator used in the expression. Can be `Equal`, `NotEqual`, `GreaterThan`, `GreaterThanEqual`, `LessThan`, `LessThanEqual`, `RegexMatch`, `RegexNotMatch`, `RegexMatchCaseInsensitive`, `RegexNotMatchCaseInsensitive`, `In`, or `NotIn`. |
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|`set`_string array_| Set provides a list of acceptable values for the expression. This should be used when Op is `In` or `NotIn`. |
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|`value`_string_| Value defines a single value to compare against the subject. This should be used when Op is not `In` or `NotIn`. Set and Value are mutually exclusive—only one should be set at a time. |
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