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事实上，我需要通过连接（belongs_to）中的hstore记录对我的记录进行排序，因为我在项目中开始使用Elasticsearh，模型。

更多细节：

所以，我有一个我想要搜索的模型。这个模型与另一个模型有联系，这里是代码：

class PropertyObject< ActiveRecord :: Base belongs_to：country，：counter_cache => true belongs_to：region，：counter_cache => true belongs_to：city，：counter_cache => true belongs_to：property_object_type，：counter_cache => true belongs_to：property_object_state，：counter_cache => true has_one：property_object_parameter_pack，依赖：：destroy has_one：property_object_feature_pack，依赖：：destroy has_one：property_object_description，dependent：：destroy has_one：property_object_seo_field，dependent ：：destroy end

我想包含在我的搜索结果中的下一个字段：

模型PropertyObject：

• ：code：string

模型国家

• ：title_translations：hstore

模型区域

• ：title_translations：hstore

模特城

• ：title_translations：hstore

模型PropertyObjectDescription

• ：title_translations：hstore
• ：main_text_translations：h存储

模型PropertyObjectParameterPack

• ：price：hstore（example：{min => 10，max => 100}）

工作我创造关注可搜索，并将其添加到我的模型PropertyObject。 这里的代码：

module Searchable extends ActiveSupport :: Concern 包含包括Elasticsearch ::模型包括Elasticsearch ::模型::回调 映射do 索引：property_object_parameter_pack，键入：'嵌套'做索引：price do 索引：最小，类型：：整数结束结束结束 ＃自定义弹性搜索的JSON序列化 def as_indexed_json（options = {}） self.as_json（ include：{ country：{only：：title_translations}， region：{only：标题_translations}， city：{only：：title_translations}， property_object_description：{only：[：title_translations，，main_text_translations]}， property_object_parameter_pack：{only：[：price， ：rooms]} }） end end end

控制器部分，其中搜索正在调用

def search pagen = params [：page] || 1 @property_objects = PropertyObject.search（params [：q]）。page（pagen）.records end

所以现在搜索工作和一切似乎都很好。但是，我需要按最低价格排序搜索结果。

我尝试了在另一个订单中工作的订单方式 - 但没有运气。

据了解，我需要使用Elasticsearch排序，以获得结果已排序 - 但花费大量的时间尝试实现并失败。

你可以建议我什么？

更新 尝试此代码：

pagen = params [：page] || 1 query = params [：q] params [：order] || ='asc' property_objects = PropertyObject.search（query）do | s | s.query do | q | q.string query end s.sort {by：property_object_parameter_pack.price.min，params [：sort]} end @property_objects = property_objects.page （pagen）.records

使用不同的变体

s.sort by

• 由：price
• 由：price.min
• by：price [：min]
• 由：property_object_parameter_pack.price.min
• 由：property_object_parameter_pack.price [ ：min]

没有运气订购。

解决方案

最后我决定了解Elasticsearch的工作原理，并开始阅读Elasticsearch：The Definitive Guide - 答案是成立。

首先我建议您阅读本指南并安装 Marvel 。之后，使用CURL变得更加清晰。事实上，我发现我的索引结构与Marvel，只是实现它来搜索elasticsearch-rails gem的查询。

我做的下一件事 - 我从hstore重建价格分隔整数列：如price_min和price_max。 简而言之，答案代码是：

sq = {query：{multi_match：{查询：布拉格，fields：[country.title_translations.en，region.title_translations.en，city.title_translations.en，property_object_description.main_text_translations.en，property_object_description.title_translations.en] } }，track_scores：true，sort：{property_object_parameter_pack.price_min： {order：desc，missing _last} }} PropertyObject.search（sq）

事实上我肯定它会与hstore一起工作。因为我将翻译存储在hstore中，并且索引很好 - 只需要点右边的字段（在这个任务中，Marvel帮助自动完成）。

Im started to use Elasticsearh in my project, and have problem with result ordering.

In fact I need to sort my records by hstore record in connected (belongs_to) model.

More details:

So, I have a Model that I want to be searchable. This model have connections with another models, here the code:

class PropertyObject < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :country, :counter_cache => true belongs_to :region, :counter_cache => true belongs_to :city, :counter_cache => true belongs_to :property_object_type, :counter_cache => true belongs_to :property_object_state, :counter_cache => true has_one :property_object_parameter_pack, dependent: :destroy has_one :property_object_feature_pack, dependent: :destroy has_one :property_object_description, dependent: :destroy has_one :property_object_seo_field, dependent: :destroy end

I want to include to my search results next fields:

Model PropertyObject:

• :code :string

Model Country

• :title_translations :hstore

Model Region

• :title_translations :hstore

Model City

• :title_translations :hstore

Model PropertyObjectDescription

• :title_translations :hstore
• :main_text_translations :hstore

Model PropertyObjectParameterPack

• :price :hstore (example: {min => 10, max=>100})

To make this work I had create concern Searchable and add it to my model PropertyObject. Here the code of it:

module Searchable extend ActiveSupport::Concern included do include Elasticsearch::Model include Elasticsearch::Model::Callbacks mapping do indexes :property_object_parameter_pack, type: 'nested' do indexes :price do indexes :min, type: :integer end end end # Customize the JSON serialization for Elasticsearch def as_indexed_json(options={}) self.as_json( include: { country: {only: :title_translations}, region: {only: :title_translations}, city: {only: :title_translations}, property_object_description: {only: [:title_translations, :main_text_translations]}, property_object_parameter_pack: {only: [:price, :area, :rooms]} }) end end end

Controller part where search is calling

def search pagen = params[:page] || 1 @property_objects = PropertyObject.search(params[:q]).page(pagen).records end

So now searching working and all seems good. But I need sort results of search by min price.

I had try order method that works in my another orders - but no luck.

As I understand I need to use Elasticsearch sorting , to get result already sorted - but spend a lot of hours trying to implement this and fail.

What you can suggest me?

UPDATE Had try this code:

pagen = params[:page] || 1 query = params[:q] params[:order] ||= 'asc' property_objects = PropertyObject.search(query) do |s| s.query do |q| q.string query end s.sort { by :property_object_parameter_pack.price.min, params[:sort]} end @property_objects = property_objects.page(pagen).records

With different variants

s.sort by

• by :price
• by :price.min
• by :price[:min]
• by :property_object_parameter_pack.price.min
• by :property_object_parameter_pack.price[:min]

and no luck with ordering.

解决方案

In the end I decide to understand how Elasticsearch works, and start to read Elasticsearch: The Definitive Guide - where the answer was founded.

First off all I recommend to read this guide and install Marvel . After this all becomes much more clearer then using CURL. In fact I discover my index structure with Marvel, and just implement it to search query of elasticsearch-rails gem.

Next thing that I did - I had rebuild price from hstore to separate integer columns : like price_min and price_max. So in short the answer code is:

sq = { "query": { "multi_match": { "query": "Prague", "fields": [ "country.title_translations.en", "region.title_translations.en", "city.title_translations.en", "property_object_description.main_text_translations.en", "property_object_description.title_translations.en" ] } }, "track_scores": true, "sort": { "property_object_parameter_pack.price_min": { "order": "desc", "missing" : "_last" } }} PropertyObject.search (sq)

In fact Im sure that it will work with hstore. Because I store translations in hstore and it indexing fine - just need to point right field (in this task Marvel helps with autocomplete).