change strategy for searching: use the AND between words, instead of OR

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Julien Fastré 2022-03-29 12:42:17 +02:00
parent 961c0a867c
commit de4f65fede
3 changed files with 9 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ class SearchUserApiProvider implements SearchApiInterface
$query
->setSelectKey('user')
->setSelectJsonbMetadata("jsonb_build_object('id', u.id)")
->setSelectPertinence('GREATEST(SIMILARITY(LOWER(UNACCENT(?)), u.label),
->setSelectPertinence('3 + GREATEST(SIMILARITY(LOWER(UNACCENT(?)), u.label),
SIMILARITY(LOWER(UNACCENT(?)), u.usernamecanonical))', [$pattern, $pattern])
->setFromClause('users AS u')
->setWhereClauses('

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@ -133,8 +133,8 @@ final class PersonACLAwareRepository implements PersonACLAwareRepositoryInterfac
$pertinence = [];
$pertinenceArgs = [];
$orWhereSearchClause = [];
$orWhereSearchClauseArgs = [];
$andWhereSearchClause = [];
$andWhereSearchClauseArgs = [];
if ('' !== $default) {
foreach (explode(' ', $default) as $str) {
@ -145,15 +145,15 @@ final class PersonACLAwareRepository implements PersonACLAwareRepositoryInterfac
'(starts_with(LOWER(UNACCENT(lastname)), UNACCENT(LOWER(?))))::int';
array_push($pertinenceArgs, $str, $str, $str, $str);
$orWhereSearchClause[] =
$andWhereSearchClause[] =
'(LOWER(UNACCENT(?)) <<% person.fullnamecanonical OR ' .
"person.fullnamecanonical LIKE '%' || LOWER(UNACCENT(?)) || '%' )";
array_push($orWhereSearchClauseArgs, $str, $str);
array_push($andWhereSearchClauseArgs, $str, $str);
}
$query->andWhereClause(
implode(' OR ', $orWhereSearchClause),
$orWhereSearchClauseArgs
implode(' AND ', $andWhereSearchClause),
$andWhereSearchClauseArgs
);
} else {
$pertinence = ['1'];

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@ -109,11 +109,11 @@ class ThirdPartyApiSearch implements SearchApiInterface
}
$query
->setSelectPertinence(implode(' + ', $pertinence), array_merge(
->setSelectPertinence(implode(' + ', $pertinence).' + 1', array_merge(
[],
...$pertinenceArgs
))
->andWhereClause(implode(' OR ', $wheres), array_merge(
->andWhereClause(implode(' AND ', $wheres), array_merge(
[],
...$whereArgs
));