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Bruce Lin
Bruce Lin

Reputation: 2740

Elasticsearch query match element in array

In my project I want to boost a search result of PersonRecord if the user_id matches. Each PersonRecord has an array of user_ids(those users own that PersonRecord). Now I want to pass a name and user_id to the search, and want to return an exact match with name, and boost the search result if there's a match in user_id. Here's the code:

  results = PersonRecord.search do |search|
    search.query do |query|
      query.boolean do |m|
        m.must {match 'name.full', 'David Butler'}
        m.should {|m| m.term 'user_ids', user.id, :boost => 100}
      end
    end
  end

Note here user_ids is the array of user_id and user.id is string. Should I use term here in the query, Or Ids? Or match? Any suggestions? Does term compare array to a string? Thanks.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1230

Answers (1)

jiren
jiren

Reputation: 66

You can use terms for this 

m.should { m.terms 'user_ids', [user ids array], :boost => 100}

Upvotes: 2

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