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ActiveRecord plugin to quickly create search scopes
https://github.com/bsm/searchable-by

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ActiveRecord plugin to quickly create search scopes

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# Searchable By

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ActiveRecord plugin to quickly create search scopes.

## Installation

Add `gem 'searchable-by'` to your Gemfile.

## Usage

```ruby
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :author

# Limit the number of terms per query to 3.
# Ignore search terms shorter than 3 characters (useful for trigram indexes).
searchable_by max_terms: 3, min_length: 3 do
# Allow to search strings with custom match type.
column :title,
match: :prefix, # Use btree index-friendly prefix match, e.g. `ILIKE 'term%'` instead of default `ILIKE '%term%'`.
match_phrase: :exact, # For phrases use exact match type, e.g. searching for `"My Post"` will query `WHERE LOWER(title) = 'my post'`.

# ... and integers.
column :id, type: :integer

# Allow custom arel nodes.
column { Author.arel_table[:name] }
column { Arel::Nodes::NamedFunction.new('CONCAT', [arel_table[:prefix], arel_table[:suffix]]) }

# Support custom scopes.
scope do
joins(:author)
end
end

# Multiple profiles can be defined. This one only searches title and metadata.
searchable_by :metadata do
column :title, match: :prefix

# Allow custom wildcard replacement using a match e.g. searching for `"My*Post"` will query `ILIKE 'My%Post'`.
column :metadata, match: :prefix, wildcard: '*'
end
end

# Search for 'alice'
Post.search_by('alice') # => ActiveRecord::Relation

# Search for 'alice' AND 'pie recipe'
Post.search_by('alice "pie recipe"')

# Search for 'alice' but NOT for 'pie recipe'
Post.search_by('alice -"pie recipe"')

# Search using metadata profile
Post.search_by('meta', profile: :metadata)
```