Use to perform free form searches inside a one more more geometries.

The Post Search Inside Geometry API is and HTTP POST request that allows you to perform a free form search inside a single geometry or multiple geometries. The search results that fall inside the geometry/geometries will be returned.<br><br>To send the geometry you will use a POST request where the request body will contain the geometry object represented as GeoJSON and the Content-Type header will be set to application/json. The geographical features to be searched can be modeled as Polygon and/or Circle geometries represented using any one of the following GeoJSON types:<ul><li>GeoJSON FeatureCollection <br>The geometry can be represented as a GeoJSON FeatureCollection object. This is the recommended option if the geometry contains both Polygons and Circles. The FeatureCollection can contain up to 50 GeoJSON Feature objects. Each Feature object should represent either a Polygon or a Circle with the following conditions:<ul><li>A Feature object for the Polygon geometry can have up to 50 coordinates and it's properties must be empty.</li><li>A Feature object for the Circle geometry is composed of a center represented using a GeoJSON Point type and a radius value (in meters) which must be specified in the object's properties along with the subType property whose value should be 'Circle'.</li></ul><br>See the Examples for a sample FeatureCollection representation.<br><br></li><li>GeoJSON GeometryCollection<br>The geometry can be represented as a GeoJSON GeometryCollection object. This is the recommended option if the geometry contains a list of Polygons only. The GeometryCollection can contain up to 50 GeoJSON Polygon objects. Each Polygon object can have up to 50 coordinates. See the Examples for a sample GeometryCollection representation.<br><br></li><li>GeoJSON Polygon<br>The geometry can be represented as a GeoJSON Polygon object. This is the recommended option if the geometry contains a single Polygon. The Polygon object can have up to 50 coordinates. See the Examples for a sample Polygon representation.<br><br></li></ul>.<br><br>