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+ # @geonosis/search
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+ Full-text search as a domain. One door: the contract, and — as they land — the Postgres provider
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+ and the conformance kit. Nothing here opens a connection; the executor is injected.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm add @geonosis/search
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The contract
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+ A `SearchIndex<Kind>` has four members:
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+ ```ts
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+ type SearchIndex<Kind extends string = string> = {
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+ index: (document: IndexedDocument<Kind>) => Promise<void>
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+ query: (terms: string, options?: SearchOptions) => Promise<SearchPage>
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+ retire: (document: DocumentAddress<Kind>) => Promise<void>
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+ vocabulary: SearchVocabulary<Kind>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### `index` derives its own projection
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+ An `IndexedDocument` is `{ fields, id, kind }` — its own values, addressed. There is no projection
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+ argument, and no projection field: how a kind becomes searchable text is a `SearchProjection`
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+ (`{ body, title }`, `DocumentFields → string`) declared ONCE, where the index is built, as a total
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+ `SearchProjections<Kind>` map. A half-filled record is unrepresentable rather than linted, because
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+ the field a caller could half-fill does not exist.
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+
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+ This is the shape a source repo's defect argued for: two write paths derived the same searchable
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+ values by hand, and the one that forgot blanked a column on every document it wrote.
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+
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+ ### `query` answers inside a declared vocabulary
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+ `SearchVocabulary` publishes `filters` — each filter NAME with the VALUES it takes — and
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+ `orderings`. `readSearchQuery(vocabulary, terms, options)` reads a query against it and returns a
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+ `ReadQuery` (`{ after?, filters: ReadFilter[], limit, order, terms }`), or throws `SearchRefusal`
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+ naming what it could not answer. A filter nobody declared, a value that filter never takes and an
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+ undeclared ordering are all refusals — because the alternative is an empty answer read as a count
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+ of zero, and the refusal says so.
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+ `DEFAULT_LIMIT` is 50 when a query names no limit.
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+
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+ ### Pages are keyset, never offset
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+ `SearchOptions.after` is a `SearchCursor`: an opaque string minted by `encodeCursor` from the
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+ `SearchCursorKey` of the row a page ended on — `{ at, id, kind, order, rank, terms }`. `readCursor`
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+ reads one back and REFUSES a cursor minted for other terms or another ordering: a relevance rank
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+ means something only under the question that produced it, so the page that cursor would answer
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+ belongs to a different query.
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+
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+ Time crosses the boundary as epoch milliseconds (`SearchHit.indexedAt`, `SearchCursorKey.at`).
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+
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+ ## The provider: `pgFtsSearchIndex`
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+ A dialect is an export NAME, never a subpath (D-056) — the executor is injected, so this provider's
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+ dependency footprint is the root's.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ const index = pgFtsSearchIndex({
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+ executor, // @geonosis/db's Executor, or anything with the same `execute`
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+ nowMs: Date.now, // injected, never ambient
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+ projections: { note: { body: (f) => f.notes, title: (f) => f.heading } },
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+ })
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+ ```
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+
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+ `PgFtsOptions` is `{ executor, nowMs, projections }`. The vocabulary is DERIVED from the
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+ projections: the kinds it can index are the kinds it will filter by, so there is no second list to
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+ keep in step. It answers two orderings, `relevance` (rank) and `recent` (the instant the row was
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+ indexed).
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+
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+ **Nothing in this provider names a tenant.** The row's tenant is the column's DEFAULT, read from the
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+ session, and the read carries no tenant predicate at all: the policies below are what answers that
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+ question, so a query that forgot its session sees nothing rather than everything.
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+
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+ ## The migrations
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+ The DDL ships as ordered `.sql` files under `migrations/` — a table whose `search` column is a
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+ `tsvector` the DATABASE generates from the projected `title` and `body`, a GIN index on it, an index
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+ for the `recent` ordering, and row level security ENABLED AND FORCED with a tenant-isolation and an
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+ ops-maintenance policy.
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+ The session variable names are the consumer's vocabulary and have no default (#168). The shipped
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+ files carry the `MIGRATION_PLACEHOLDERS` tokens — `{{tenantSetting}}` and `{{opsSetting}}` — for a
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+ migrator that templates. For one that does not, `searchIndexMigrations(settings)` returns the same
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+ DDL rendered, as `SearchMigration[]` (`{ name, statements }`), refusing a `SearchIndexSettings`
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+ whose names are not the `prefix.name` Postgres accepts. `DEFAULT_OPS_VALUE` is what the ops setting
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+ holds while the lever is pulled; `SEARCH_INDEX_TABLE` is the one table this domain owns.
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+
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+ ## One door, and what holds it
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+
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+ `sideEffects: false`, and inside the package the provider may reach the contract while the contract
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+ may never reach the provider — a wall in this repo's own lint, with the breach planted through the
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+ real binary. What that buys is measured rather than asserted: a browser bundle of the built entry
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+ importing only the contract carries no SQL and no call to an executor, while the same door with
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+ `pgFtsSearchIndex` imported carries both.
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+
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+ ## The conformance kit
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+ What a consumer runs against THEIR OWN index — and the bar this package's provider is held to, on
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+ real Postgres 17 and 18, in this repo's own suite. The exports are runner-agnostic functions
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+ returning `SearchConformanceCase[]` (`{ name, run }`); a case fails by throwing
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+ `ConformanceFailure` from [`@geonosis/conformance`](../../foundations/conformance), which every
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+ runner already understands, so no test framework rides along.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ for (const one of searchConformance(subject)) await one.run()
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+ ```
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+
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+ A `SearchSubject` is `{ examples, inTenant, outsideAnySession?, reset }`. Each `SearchExample` is a
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+ document plus two words: `findableBy`, which its projection derives, and `notFindableBy`, which the
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+ document CARRIES and no projection READS. That second word is the whole exam for a derived
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+ projection: an index that stored the record it was handed is found by it, and nothing else can tell
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+ the two apart from outside.
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+
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+ The three sets, which can be run alone:
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+ - `vocabularyConformance` — a filter, a value or an ordering the index never declared is REFUSED,
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+ every declared filter publishes its values, and — the control — a query inside the vocabulary is
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+ answered, because an index that refused everything would pass the refusals;
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+ - `derivedProjectionConformance` — findable by what was derived, invisible to what was not, one row
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+ per document however often it is indexed, and gone once retired;
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+ - `tenantIsolationConformance` — a tenant finds only its own, a read that names no tenant finds
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+ nothing, and one tenant cannot retire another's document. It REFUSES a subject with no
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+ `outsideAnySession` rather than passing a claim it could not test.
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+
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+ **What it does not measure: retrieval semantics.** Which words match, how a rank is computed,
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+ whether a prefix or a stem or a synonym counts — those live in the DDL and in the dialect, and they
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+ differ by design between one index and the next. An index that passes this exam may still rank
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+ badly.
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+
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+ ## Types
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+ `DocumentFields`, `IndexedDocument`, `DocumentAddress`, `SearchProjection`, `SearchProjections`,
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+ `SearchVocabulary`, `SearchOptions`, `SearchHit`, `SearchPage`, `SearchCursor`, `SearchCursorKey`,
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+ `ReadQuery`, `ReadFilter`, `SearchIndex`.