[SOLVED] can i do `Query.search` with multiple keywords?

As per the doc, we can search only one keyword in an attribute with the Query.search method. but I have an array of keywords, and I want to check if any of the keywords are present in the attribute. how can I do that?

Maybe it'll be a good idea if I explain my scenario a little more. I'm working on a car buying-selling marketplace. so each car has a Model, Engine, Color, Manufacturing year, etc. I wanna implement a search functionality where the user can combine anything they want to search a car. i.e. they can type "Volvo Blue", and the search functionality should return all the Volvo cars with Blue color. so to implement that, I can't query any specific attribute. so, what I'm thinking, is to store all the attribute values in a single attribute, maybe named "search_queries". i.e. if a car schema is

TypeScript

brand: "Volvo"
model: "A3"
color: "Blue"
manufacturing_year: 1998

so the search_queries attribute will look like

TypeScript

search_queries: "Volvo A3 Blue 1998"

so that I can only search the search_queries attribute for any searched keyword. To do that, I need to pass an array of keywords in the Query.search method because the user can type a long string (I'll make an array out of it, separated by Space)

So can you think of any other solution for my issue?

Stack: NextJS@14 Appwrite: Cloud

lmk if u need any further info

TL;DR

The user wants to use the `Query.search` method with multiple keywords but the documentation specifies that only one keyword can be searched at a time. They are looking for a solution to implement a search functionality in a car buying-selling marketplace where users can combine different attributes to search for cars. They suggest storing all attribute values in a single attribute called "search_queries" and searching that attribute for any keyword. They want to know if there are any other solutions to their problem. Solution: The user can pass one string with keywords separated by spaces as a single keyword can be searched at a time using the `Query.search` method.