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GhostRider
GhostRider

Reputation: 2170

Rails 4 and Sunspot: searching across several related models

This question has been asked several times before and answered but none of the suggestions seem to work in my case.

I have a User model and Micropost model

A user has many microposts, a micropost has one user.

I am trying to search across the user model and micropost model at the same time using Sunspot.

All I need is the correct syntax for indexing the models.

I tried this: 

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
 searchable do
 text    (:full_name)
 text    (:last_name)
 text    (:first_name)
 text    (:email)
 text    (:job_title)
 text    (:city)
 text    (:country)
 text    (:address)
 text    (:tag_list)
 text    (:content ) { micropost.content }
 end
end

Based on

sunspot solr how to search multiple models correctly? All examples online fail

but this doesn't work. All I need is to search the content attribute of the micropost above. So if a person searches for a user, they get a user, if they search for a specific phrase that occurs in a micropost.content, they get the micropost(s) with that phrase.

The documentation doesn't help on this as far as I can see.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 132

Answers (1)

Emu
Emu

Reputation: 5905

Your USER model should be like:

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
 searchable do
 text    (:full_name)
 text    (:last_name)
 text    (:first_name)
 text    (:email)
 text    (:job_title)
 text    (:city)
 text    (:country)
 text    (:address)
 text    (:tag_list)
 end
end

Your MICROPOST model should be like:

class Micropost < ActiveRecord::Base
 searchable do
 text    (:content)
 end
end

Then, on your search_controller.rb file:

@search = Sunspot.search(User, Micropost) do |query|
             query.fulltext params[:quick_search]
          end
@results = @search.results

then for each result create a loop:

@results.each do |result|
   if result.is_a?(User)
     //do something with the result        
   end 
   if result.is_a?(Micropost)
     //do something with the result        
   end
end

Upvotes: 1

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