The `allEntries()` lookup function returns all entries in the current site (that you have permission to see).

Lookup Function

# Details

This function will return all the [entries](/entry/term-entry) on the current [site](/entry/term-site). If you just return the result directly, it will only show the first "page" of entries, along with a link to view more. Because sites can have hundreds, thousands, or even millions of entries, this is normally used together with functions like {entry("lookup-filter")} or {entry("lookup-count")} that reduce the size of the result down to a smaller set or even to just a number.

## Arguments

This function does not take any arguments.

## Examples

1. **Listing all entries**:  
   [`allEntries()`](/lookup?e=allEntries())

2. **Listing all entries of a particular Entry Type**:  
   [`allEntries().filter(entryType=`{entryType("lookup-function")}`)`](/lookup?e=allEntries().filter(entryType=entryType("lookup-function")))

3. **Counting all entries of a particular Entry Type**:  
   [`allEntries().filter(entryType=`{entryType("lookup-function")}`).count()`](/lookup?e=allEntries().filter(entryType=entryType("lookup-function")).count())

Details

allEntries()

A **Site** in Neolace is a collection of knowledge or structured data. Each site has its own [Schema](/entry/term-schema) that defines what types of entries it has as well as the attributes and relationships that can exist for those entries. Each site also has its own collection of [Entries](/entry/term-entry) that comprise the actual content/data of the site. You are currently reading the **Neolace Junction** site at **junction.neolace.com**, which is part of the larger Neolace.com [Realm](/entry/term-realm).

Site

An Entry is the core concept in Neolace. Each Neolace site is a collection of Entries. Every Entry has a **name**, **description**, **[friendly ID](/entry/term-friendly-id)**, and [VNID](/entry/term-VNID) (permanent unique ID). Entries can also have **properties** (which can include relationships with other Entries) and **content** (like articles, images, or files). Every Entry is of exactly one Entry Type, which defines what properties and content that Entry can or must have.

Entry

Counts the number of [entries](/entry/term-entry)/values in the given result. Returns a number.

count()

Filter is used to reduce a set of entries to a smaller set, based on some criteria. For example, `allEntries().filter(entryType=`{ entryType("lookup-function") }`)` is used to show only entries that are "lookup functions" instead of showing all entries.

allEntries()

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Details

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Examples