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Hi dude,

Awesome job on mongoose-keywords and all the other plugins you made for your rest api generator (querymen and bodymen are just... Waw 😃 )

But right now, in spite of all the awesomeness you've put in this, I'm getting stuck trying to get keywords from an array of objects that's inside my schema, here is some JSON of an object that I'd like to get keywords for:

{
    "name": "John",
    "pets": [{
        "name": "YellowBird",
        "kind": "bird"
    }, {
        "name": "PurpleDog",
        "kind": "dog"
    }]
}

I would like John's "keywords" field to be generated with ['john', 'bird', 'dog']. I tried many things like creating a petSchema but keywords get created inside pets objects and it seems like I can't access them because they are part of an object in an array.

Any clue would be really helpful since I couldn't find any on the Internet, I've been stuck for hours on this and that's the only blocking element that I met so far

Thanks for reading all of this, I hope my bad english is not making it too hard to understand :c
And of course, thanks for your help whenever you answer this 😄

It would be nice if the transform function can handle arrays as return values so that a transformation can return multiple keywords.

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README example doesn't work. require('mongoose-keywords')

If we save a object without populating the nested objects we lose the nested keywords. The modified example below shows the issue.

  var mongoose = require('mongoose');
  var mongooseKeywords = require('mongoose-keywords');

  var GenreSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    title: String
  });
  GenreSchema.plugin(mongooseKeywords, {paths: ['title']});

  var ArtistSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    name: String,
    genre: {
      type: mongoose.Schema.ObjectId,
      ref: 'Genre'
    }
  });
  ArtistSchema.plugin(mongooseKeywords, {paths: ['name', 'genre']});

  var Genre = mongoose.model('Genre', GenreSchema);
  var genre = new Genre({title: 'Jrock'});
  console.info(genre.keywords); // ['jrock']

  var Artist = mongoose.model('Artist', ArtistSchema);
  var artist = new Artist({name: "L'arc~en~Ciel", genre: genre._id}); /* genre saved as object id */
  console.info(artist.keywords); // ['larc en ciel', 'jrock']

Right now everything works great, but, as I understand, I can add a query to the request too.
I have http://IP:PORT/guildmembers?access_token=MyToken&sort=nick&limit=100&page=1&fields=discordId%2C%20nick%2C%20roles working flawlessly, and showing 100 documents with discordId, nick and roles.
Roles is an array, and I would like to query then to those users who have an specific role...lets say, boss.
I tried adding different combinations of {"roles": {$all: ["Boss"]}}, but I never get a document in response when adding the query. I don't really understand how mongoose-keywords works, tbh, and Idk if I should add something to my schema.
Any help'll be very appreciated :)

Hi!

I'm rebuilding my API to one generated with generator-rest (great work BTW), but I'm facing an issue.
I noticed that querying the API only works for documents posted to the endpoint generated by generator-rest. I suppose it calls mongoose-keywords to generate the keywords, so it will only find those.

Is there a way to generate the keywords for the 1800 documents I already have in my database, that were posted prior to using generator-rest?

Thanks in advance!

The mongoose-keywords supports type: unique to a column and/or relation?
Is it possible to combine it with nested-models?

Related: #11

const ArtistSchema = new Schema({
  name: {
    type: String,
    keywords: {
      type: [String],
      unique: true,
    },
  },
  genre: {
    type: Schema.Types.ObjectId,
    ref: 'Genre',
  },
});
ArtistSchema.plugin(mongooseKeywords, { paths: ['name', 'genre'] });

Hey,
I just tried mongoose-keywords with querymen (from the yeoman rest template) and upgraded all the packages; keywords seems to break with Mongoose 5.0.x, I'm afraid.
Offending line is:
this[field].addToSet(transform(value))
since this[field] is undefined.
Thanks!