tsearch exposes PostgreSQL’s full text search capabilities via named scopes on your ActiveRecord models.
Originally based on: github.com/tenderlove/texticle
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Supports quoted, grouped, and boolean search strings
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Allows multiple indexes to be defined, but always defaults to the first one defined when search is called (Working on this)
Install the gem
sudo gem install tsearch
Add gem to your environment.rb:
config.gem 'tsearch', :lib => 'texticle', :source => 'http://gemcutter.org'
Declare an index in your model:
class Product < ActiveRecord::Base index do name description end end
Use the search method
Product.search('hello world')
Full text searches can be sped up by creating indexes.
$ rake texticle:create_indexes
Alternatively, you can create a migration that will build your indexes:
$ rake texticle:migration
The migration method is recommended as you can then use it to build additional databases for testing, staging, etc.
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PostgreSQL 8.3 and up
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Copyright © 2010 David J Harding (based on work Copyright © 2009 Aaron Patterson)
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