@spec all(Ecto.Query.t()) :: binary()

Creates an AQL query to fetch all entries from the data store matching the given Ecto query.

@spec delete_all(Ecto.Query.t()) :: binary()

Creates an AQL query to delete all entries from the data store matching the given Ecto query.

A OR search query expression.

Extention to the Ecto.Query api for arango searches.

This function is the same as ArangoXEcto.Query.search/3 except implements as an or clause. This also follows the same syntax as the Ecto.Query.or_where/3 function.

An AND search query expression.

Extention to the Ecto.Query api for arango searches.

The expression syntax is exactly the same as the regular Ecto.Query.where/3 clause. Refer to that for more info on syntax or for advanced AQL queries see the section below.

You will need to import this function like you do for Ecto.Query.

implementation

Implementation

This will store the search in the Ecto query where clause with a custom search operation. This is to prevent having to create a seperate query type. When converting the Ecto query to an AQL query, this is caught and changed into an AQL SEARCH expression.

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Using Analyzers and advanced AQL

To save having to learn some new kind of query format for so many different possible search scenarios, you can just use AQL directly in. This is powered by the Ecto.Query.API.fragment/1 function.

Below is an example of how you can implement using a custom analyzer:

from(UsersView)
|> search([uv], fragment("ANALYZER(? == ?, "identity")", uv.first_name, "John"))
|> Repo.all()

@spec update_all(Ecto.Query.t()) :: binary()

Creates an AQL query to update all entries from the data store matching the given Ecto query.