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Feature: build Mango indexes from dynamic expressions #3912
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Feature: build Mango indexes from dynamic expressions #3912
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If have a document like: { "foo": "a b", "bar": "x y" } And an index definition like: [ { "foo_words": { "$jq": '.foo | split(" ") | .[]' } }, { "bar_words": { "$jq": '.bar | split(" ") | .[]' } } ] Then this should produce four index keys for the document: ("a", "x") ("a", "y") ("b", "x") ("b", "y") This lets us query on multiple virtual fields in a single query. The implementation here allows jq expressions (that return multiple values) to be mixed with normal field access that returns a single value; `flatten_keys/1` returns the product of any multi-valued index fields. For example, above `foo_words` produces values `["a", "b"]` and `bar_words` produces `["x", "y"]`, and we multiply this out giving the four keys above.Uh oh!
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