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I've been loving this library. I fully ditched elasticsearch in favor of pg_search, while switching I thought of a feature that might be easy to implement since 90% of the functionality is already there by the library.
I noticed there's 2 distinct ways of using this library which is the multisearch and search scopes.
Multisearch builts a content column based on the properties you provide on the against option to pg_search.
Is there a way to use this to populate arbitrary column like search_content on the record which can then be used with a search scope?
Example:
Table expenses
==================
name :string, default: ""
search_content :text, default: ""
==================
class Expense
belongs_to :supplier
delegate :name, to: :supplier, prefix: :supplier
pg_search_scope :search, against: [
:name,
:supplier_name
],
search_column: :search_content
end
When providing the search_column option it is going to store the search data indicated by the against option on a single column like it does with Multisearch
Pros:
Works similar to multisearch.
This has the extra benefit that you can cache values from associations aswel like the supplier_name in this example.
Con:
The downside is when Supplier changes it's not going to reflect in the search content, but that's perfectly fine in some circumstances.
The above example can be easily implemented by myself using the existing library but I would have to write the activerecord callbacks myself and it adds a lot of boilerplate to every model.
Is this something you guys would be interested in if I open a pull request?
Kind regards
Jens Debergh
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Hi!
I've been loving this library. I fully ditched
elasticsearch
in favor ofpg_search
, while switching I thought of a feature that might be easy to implement since 90% of the functionality is already there by the library.I noticed there's 2 distinct ways of using this library which is the
multisearch
andsearch scopes
.Multisearch builts a
content
column based on the properties you provide on theagainst
option topg_search
.Is there a way to use this to populate arbitrary column like
search_content
on the record which can then be used with asearch scope
?Example:
When providing the
search_column
option it is going to store the search data indicated by theagainst
option on a single column like it does with MultisearchPros:
supplier_name
in this example.Con:
The downside is when
Supplier
changes it's not going to reflect in the search content, but that's perfectly fine in some circumstances.The above example can be easily implemented by myself using the existing library but I would have to write the activerecord callbacks myself and it adds a lot of boilerplate to every model.
Is this something you guys would be interested in if I open a pull request?
Kind regards
Jens Debergh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: