Interesting, a bit over my head. Haven't got into Go, into Typescript/Node but there's been some really cool Go project's I've came across. My idea was to just store an array of strings in JSON and generate a query by parsing the search query string, probably separating words out too could work do handle things like "required" or -required for boolean search and filtering out stop words.
I keep changing my mind on things and still super early on my project still, so far I'm thinking CockroachDB for storing more transactional stuff, inventory, accounts, etc and then use MongoDB for chat, social feeds, logging, etc.
I guess if I implemented my own search logic this way, could then give consistent search experience regardless if what they are searching is in the SQL or noSQL database too.
I guess store things in lowercase too, last I looked CockroachDB didn't have PG's CITEXT but for search lowercase makes sense anyways, but maybe you want to search someone's fist name in support probably enter it lowercase while preserving the original casing for display uses.
I keep changing my mind on things and still super early on my project still, so far I'm thinking CockroachDB for storing more transactional stuff, inventory, accounts, etc and then use MongoDB for chat, social feeds, logging, etc.
I guess if I implemented my own search logic this way, could then give consistent search experience regardless if what they are searching is in the SQL or noSQL database too.
I guess store things in lowercase too, last I looked CockroachDB didn't have PG's CITEXT but for search lowercase makes sense anyways, but maybe you want to search someone's fist name in support probably enter it lowercase while preserving the original casing for display uses.