In order to assign tags, users of my software search their existing tags (which is populated in an autocomplete). I want to index this search in Sphinx so the tag search is ultra responsive. I have seen posts on how to index a Model's tags with sphinx which helps when trying to find all the objects with that tag name, but I want to index the tag search itself for people searching for existing tags.
I am trying to use Sphinx for this search
Lead.tag_counts(:conditions => ["tags.name like ?", 'accounting%'])
Which produces the SQL
SELECT tags.id, tags.name, COUNT() AS count FROM
tags
LEFT OUTER JOIN taggings ON tags.id = taggings.tag_id AND taggings.context = 'tags' INNER JOIN leads ON leads.id = taggings.taggable_id WHERE ((taggings.taggable_type = 'Lead' AND tags.name like 'accounting%' )) GROUP BY tags.id, tags.name HAVING COUNT()0
I assume I h开发者_开发问答ave to add indexes to the Tag model to allow the below to work, but not quite sure what they should be.
Tag.sphinx_leads_scope.search(params[:tag])
Thanks, John-Paul
Given acts-as-taggable-on
has its own Tag class, this gets a little tricky, but if you put this code somewhere (perhaps in an initializer?), I think it should work - though it's untested:
ActsAsTaggableOn::Tag.define_index do
indexes name
end
Adding a sphinx scope is trickier - you'd need to monkeypatch ActsAsTaggableOn::Tag for that. Definitely not out of the question, though. You also may want to add a filter for taggable type via taggings... although string filters are very limited - make sure you read the docs. Also, if you are going down the string filter path, you'll end up with possibly multiple tagging types for a tag, and so you'll want to concatenate the CRC32'd values with commas... check out this somewhat related answer (for the code snippets).
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