[Dashboard] Global Search (Maps & Datasets)
See original GitHub issueImplement global Map and Dataset search.
We can use the existing /viz
endpoint with the following parameters so that it returns both maps and datasets: &types=table,derived&q=<search_term>
.
- Results page shows maps and datasets.
- Search by :tag.
- Search suggests results as the user types.
- Clicking on a tag (Map / Dataset) searches for Maps and Datasets with that tag.
- Paginate results.
- Order results by relevance.
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- Created 5 years ago
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@gonzaloriestra I added another task in the description: “Order results by relevance.”. Let’s close this once that work is merged. Thank you!
Maybe we can start with one of the predefined ranking functions by PostgreSQL, which will give better results than random or alphabetical IMO. According to the docs:
And then, if we want, we can try to build our own ranking function by adding more information: dataset likes, better score for title vs description, updated_at (we are not counting visits AFAIK)…