Hi guys,
I've been trying and searching for examples to search by field with the
riddle gem directly, I've seen many examples of how to search by this way
on php and I think riddle can do it too. I'll put below my code:
## BEGIN ##
client = Riddle::Client.new
client.filters << Riddle::Client::Filter.new('years', 1..10) #
working ok
client.filters << Riddle::Client::Filter.new('user_id', [2])
# working ok
client.sort_by = "price
DESC" # working ok
client.group_by =
"user_id" # working
ok
results = client.query("@name diego", "users") #
NOT WORKING! :(
### END ###
So the query is to the index returns the following results:
{:matches=>[],
:fields=>["title", "body"],
:attributes=>
{"user_id"=>1, "title"=>7, "body"=>7, "price"=>5, "created_at"=>2},
:attribute_names=>["user_id", "title", "body", "price", "created_at"],
:words=>
{"name"=>{:docs=>0, :hits=>0},
"diego"=>{:docs=>1, :hits=>1},
The point is that I think I'm searching by the word name and diego, and NOT
on field name the word "diego".
Can you give me a hint please.
Thanks in advance.
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