Query Integeration Help

I have a collection that has attribute named ids of type arrays , in ids some id will be store that will belong to it , i want to query this collection such that only that documents fetch in which any specific id containes in ids attribute , i will paas this id in input , how will i do that in react.

TL;DR

User is seeking help with integrating a query in their code. They shared a GitHub issue discussing the possibility of using `Query.search` but are unsure if it is officially supported. They mention that their collection has the correct permissions and indexing. They shared their code and mention that it's not working. They ask for assistance in querying their collection to fetch only the documents that contain a specific ID in the 'ids' attribute. There is a suggestion to use `Query.equal('ids', ['id1', 'id2', ...])` and another suggestion to create a separate field named 'search' with a 'fullText' index. There

You can achieve that by creating another field named search and add fullText index to it

Then add all the ID's to that field seperate by space.

If I understood well you need to create a key index and use Query.equal('ids' ['id1', 'id2', '...'])

@Binyamin Why you prefer fullText? 🤔

Because I though he also liked to perform a search to find only one ID

If the match looking is for all the IDs together then your solution is the right one.

Yes, the description is not very clear, lets wait until he clarify what he is looking for

TypeScript

  "title": String ,
  "ids": Array[String],
  amount: Int
)```

so when i pass any id in function , all document that contains this id in ids array should get

TypeScript

const queries = [Query.equal('ids', [...])]
const response = await databases.listDocuments('DATABASE_ID', 'COLLECTION_ID', queries);

This is what you should do with the JS SDK

its not working

TypeScript

  
  try {
    const queries = [Query.equal('ids', [id])]
    return database.listDocuments(databaseID, 
      collectionId,
      queries
      );
  } catch (e) {
    console.error(e.message);
  }
};```