问题
It may be related to this question Basic GROUP BY statement using OPA MongoDB high level API.
I want to be able to retrieve a list of documents which "name" field value contains a given string.
Here's my documents list :
{name: "Charles-Hugo"},
{name: "Jean Pierre"},
{name: "Pierre Dupont"},
I want to be able to only retrieve documents which name contains the "Pierre" string: Jean Pierre, and Pierre Dupont.
I know this isn't possible with the MongoDB high-level API. I've looked in the low-level API functions but I don't know what's the easiest way to retrieve my documents in safe Opa type.
Also I'd like to add skip/limit options to my query.
Any idea ?
回答1:
The DbGen automation mechanism in Opa has support for this:
DbSet.iterator(/path/data[name =~ pattern])
回答2:
As @Henri pointed out there is regular expression searching support in Opa since commit [enhance] DbGen: add case insensitive regex operator =~ what is very nice.
Mind that it is using $regex operator, not the full-text index and it may result with some performance loss :( As MongoDB documentation says $regex operator uses indexes in limited way - only for prefix search: pattern ^Jean
. Searching for Jean
anywhere in text will require full scan.
Personally, I am using full-text index feature of Mongo with Opa's "low-level" API for the $text command like this:
function list({float score, Article.id id}) textSearch(string query) {
function onfailure(failure) {
cat.error("textSearch({{~query}}): {failure}");
[];
}
function onsuccess(success) {
function aux(~{name,value}) {
name == "results";
}
match (List.filter(aux, success)) {
| [] :
// `results` field not found - error
onfailure(success);
| results:
cat.debug("textSearch({~{query}}): {results}");
function ({~score, obj: ~{id}}) {
~{score, id}
}
|> List.map(_, Bson.doc2opa(results) ? []);
}
}
opts = [H.str("search", query), H.doc("project", [H.i32("_id",0), H.i32("id",1)])];
// { search: query, project: {_id:0, id:1}, }
// |> Bson.opa2doc
outcome = MongoCommands.simple_str_command_opts(ll_db, db_name, "text", coll_name, opts);
MongoCommon.outcome_map(outcome, onsuccess, onfailure)
}
Feature is available in Mongo since 2.4 as experimental (you have to turn it on by special configuration option) and in 2.6 as stable (turned on by default).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26717851/mongodb-perform-a-text-search-in-a-document-field-using-high-level-api