feat: 🎸 Add ability to search other resources as well (#3021)

This commit adds the ability to search across multiple tables with joins which unlocks a better search experience in the case of tables that source their data from multiple tables.
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Zhihe Li authored and GitHub committed 2025-11-05 17:57:45 -05:00
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@@ -211,26 +211,68 @@ function addSearchConditions({
if (!search || !modelMapping[resource]) {
return;
}
const searchSelect = search?.select ?? 'rowid';
const searchSql = `SELECT ${searchSelect} FROM ${tableName}_fts WHERE ${tableName}_fts MATCH ?`;
const getParameter = (fields, text) =>
fields?.length > 0
? or(fields.map((field) => `${field}:"${text}"*`))
: `"${text}"*`;
// Use the special prefix indicator "*" for full-text search
if (typeOf(search) === 'object') {
if (!search?.text) {
if (!search.text) {
return;
}
parameters.push(
or(search.fields.map((field) => `${field}:"${search.text}"*`)),
);
const parameter = getParameter(search.fields, search.text);
parameters.push(parameter);
} else {
parameters.push(`"${search}"*`);
}
// If there are extra related searches on other tables, add them too
if (search?.relatedSearches?.length > 0) {
const relatedSearchQueries = [];
search.relatedSearches.forEach((relatedSearch) => {
const { resource: relatedResource, fields, join } = relatedSearch;
const relatedTableName = underscore(relatedResource);
const parameter = getParameter(fields, search.text);
parameters.push(parameter);
// Build the related FTS query with optional join
let relatedQuery = [];
relatedQuery.push(
`SELECT "${tableName}".${searchSelect} FROM ${relatedTableName}_fts`,
);
if (join) {
const { joinFrom = 'id', joinOn } = join;
relatedQuery.push(
`JOIN "${tableName}" ON "${tableName}".${joinFrom} = ${relatedResource}_fts.${joinOn}`,
);
}
relatedQuery.push(`WHERE ${relatedTableName}_fts MATCH ?`);
relatedSearchQueries.push(relatedQuery.join(' '));
});
// Add the original search first since we've already added the original parameter first
const conditionStatement = [searchSql, ...relatedSearchQueries].join(
'\nUNION ',
);
conditions.push(
`"${tableName}".${searchSelect} IN (${conditionStatement})`,
);
return;
}
// Use a subquery to match against the FTS table with rowids as SQLite is
// much more efficient with FTS queries when using rowids or MATCH (or both).
// We could have also used a join here but a subquery is simpler.
conditions.push(
`"${tableName}".rowid IN (SELECT rowid FROM ${tableName}_fts WHERE ${tableName}_fts MATCH ?)`,
);
conditions.push(`"${tableName}".${searchSelect} IN (${searchSql})`);
}
function constructSelectClause(select = [{ field: '*' }], tableName) {