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this thing is way too fast! only downside is that indexing takes a bit longer, and the search indexes are big (16Gi for 2.7 million records) i have no idea how to properly integrate it in the UI, but it seems promising :^)
35 lines
981 B
Ruby
35 lines
981 B
Ruby
class SearchController < ApplicationController
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def index
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@results = []
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@query = params[:q]
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return if @query.blank?
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@results = if params[:multi_search] == "1"
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multi_search_experiment
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else
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[*Answer.search(@query), *Question.search(@query)]
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end
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end
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private
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def multi_search_experiment
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MeiliSearch::Rails.client.multi_search(
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[Answer, Question].map do |klass|
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{
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q: @query,
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index_uid: klass.name.to_s,
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show_ranking_score: true,
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}
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end
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)["results"].flat_map do |h|
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model = h["indexUid"].constantize # bad practice!
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results = model.find(h["hits"].pluck("id")).map { |r| [r.id.to_s, r] }.to_h
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h["hits"].map { |hit| [hit["_rankingScore"], results[hit["id"]]] }
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end
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.sort_by(&:first)
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.reverse
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.tap { |results| Rails.logger.debug(results) }
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.map(&:last)
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end
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end
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