phunsukh1
Hello All,
I am building a small website using Elixir/Phoenix and Mnesia as the backend database. The site is simple so mnesia works for us. I added ecto3_mnesia to use some of the Ecto’s functionality. Everything works great. We ran into a small issue when trying to search for a text. sort of like Postgresql’s like functionality.
Is there anyway to use like with mnesia?. If that is not an option, how can i search for a pattern using Enum? i.e., if i have a list of maps, I want to search for a text within some fields in the map.
Appreciate your help.
Regards,
Phunsukh
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ericgray
It would help if you could show us an example of what you’re trying to accomplish. A sample list of maps and what kind of text are you trying to find. Also what have you tried so far.
APB9785
I’m sure Mnesia provides a proper way to do it, but just to answer your second question about Enum, you can easily search through maps with something like:
This will return all maps where
search_querywas found in the values. If you only want to return the first map wheresearch_querywas found, just replaceEnum.filterwithEnum.find. In this naive example it will search all fields becausekeyis ignored, but you could search specific fields with a variety of simple methods, such as pattern matching, adding a guard, or simplyKernel.and/2. And if it’s just a single field you can removeEnum.findentirely: