function SearchMatchTest::_testQueries
Same name in other branches
- 9 core/modules/search/tests/src/Kernel/SearchMatchTest.php \Drupal\Tests\search\Kernel\SearchMatchTest::_testQueries()
- 8.9.x core/modules/search/tests/src/Kernel/SearchMatchTest.php \Drupal\Tests\search\Kernel\SearchMatchTest::_testQueries()
- 10 core/modules/search/tests/src/Kernel/SearchMatchTest.php \Drupal\Tests\search\Kernel\SearchMatchTest::_testQueries()
Run predefine queries looking for indexed terms.
1 call to SearchMatchTest::_testQueries()
- SearchMatchTest::testMatching in core/
modules/ search/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ SearchMatchTest.php - Tests search indexing.
File
-
core/
modules/ search/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ SearchMatchTest.php, line 109
Class
- SearchMatchTest
- Indexes content and queries it.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\search\KernelCode
public function _testQueries() : void {
// Note: OR queries that include short words in OR groups are only accepted
// if the ORed terms are ANDed with at least one long word in the rest of
// the query. Examples:
// - enim dolore OR ut = enim (dolore OR ut) = (enim dolor) OR (enim ut)
// is good, and
// - dolore OR ut = (dolore) OR (ut)
// is bad. This is a design limitation to avoid full table scans.
$queries = [
// Simple AND queries.
'ipsum' => [
1,
],
'enim' => [
4,
5,
6,
],
'xxxxx' => [],
'enim minim' => [
5,
6,
],
'enim xxxxx' => [],
'dolore eu' => [
7,
],
'dolore xx' => [],
'ut minim' => [
5,
],
'xx minim' => [],
'enim veniam am minim ut' => [
5,
],
// Simple OR and AND/OR queries.
'dolore OR ipsum' => [
1,
2,
7,
],
'dolore OR xxxxx' => [
2,
7,
],
'dolore OR ipsum OR enim' => [
1,
2,
4,
5,
6,
7,
],
'ipsum OR dolore sit OR cillum' => [
2,
7,
],
'minim dolore OR ipsum' => [
7,
],
'dolore OR ipsum veniam' => [
7,
],
'minim dolore OR ipsum OR enim' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'dolore xx OR yy' => [],
'xxxxx dolore OR ipsum' => [],
// Sequence of OR queries.
'minim' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'minim OR xxxx' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'minim OR xxxx OR minim' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'minim OR xxxx minim' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'minim OR xxxx minim OR yyyy' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'minim OR xxxx minim OR cillum' => [
6,
7,
5,
],
'minim OR xxxx minim OR xxxx' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
// Negative queries.
'dolore -sit' => [
7,
],
'dolore -eu' => [
2,
],
'dolore -xxxxx' => [
2,
7,
],
'dolore -xx' => [
2,
7,
],
// Phrase queries.
'"dolore sit"' => [
2,
],
'"sit dolore"' => [],
'"am minim veniam es"' => [
6,
7,
],
'"minim am veniam es"' => [],
// Mixed queries.
'"am minim veniam es" OR dolore' => [
2,
6,
7,
],
'"minim am veniam es" OR "dolore sit"' => [
2,
],
'"minim am veniam es" OR "sit dolore"' => [],
'"am minim veniam es" -eu' => [
6,
],
'"am minim veniam" -"cillum dolore"' => [
5,
6,
],
'"am minim veniam" -"dolore cillum"' => [
5,
6,
7,
],
'xxxxx "minim am veniam es" OR dolore' => [],
'xx "minim am veniam es" OR dolore' => [],
];
$connection = Database::getConnection();
foreach ($queries as $query => $results) {
$result = $connection->select('search_index', 'i')
->extend(SearchQuery::class)
->searchExpression($query, static::SEARCH_TYPE)
->execute();
$set = $result ? $result->fetchAll() : [];
$this->_testQueryMatching($query, $set, $results);
$this->_testQueryScores($query, $set, $results);
}
// These queries are run against the second index type, SEARCH_TYPE_2.
$queries = [
// Simple AND queries.
'ipsum' => [],
'enim' => [],
'enim minim' => [],
'dear' => [
8,
],
'germany' => [
11,
12,
],
];
foreach ($queries as $query => $results) {
$result = $connection->select('search_index', 'i')
->extend(SearchQuery::class)
->searchExpression($query, static::SEARCH_TYPE_2)
->execute();
$set = $result ? $result->fetchAll() : [];
$this->_testQueryMatching($query, $set, $results);
$this->_testQueryScores($query, $set, $results);
}
// These queries are run against the third index type, SEARCH_TYPE_JPN.
$queries = [
// Simple AND queries.
'呂波耳' => [
13,
],
'以呂波耳' => [
13,
],
'ほへと ヌルヲ' => [
13,
],
'とちリ' => [],
'ドルーパル' => [
14,
],
'パルが大' => [
14,
],
'コーヒー' => [
15,
],
'ヒーキ' => [],
];
foreach ($queries as $query => $results) {
$result = $connection->select('search_index', 'i')
->extend(SearchQuery::class)
->searchExpression($query, static::SEARCH_TYPE_JPN)
->execute();
$set = $result ? $result->fetchAll() : [];
$this->_testQueryMatching($query, $set, $results);
$this->_testQueryScores($query, $set, $results);
}
}
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