Searching with Laravel Scout and Meilisearch: Custom search and Meilisearch filters (8/10)

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[AirIsLungFood]

I just want to mentioning if you are applying this tutorial to the current release of meilisearch (0.27 at the time of writing) they changed the filterable key name in the options object from "filters" (as seen in this video) to "filter".

now:
$options['filter'] = 'user_id=1';

There are a number of other changes as well, make sure to checkout the official docs.

The tutorial series is still very helpful and relevant for 0.27. Just make sure you really read/investigate any errors and consult the docs/online resources.


Best of luck devs!

[DanielDrummondk]

OK, but if I have a support table to control relationship, like Category - Product - category_product to relationship, how can I filter all products in a determinate category?

[elsayedelbeshry]

Thanks for this tutorial. I have a question

when I do a filter with user_id, it give me this error:

Attribute `user_id` is not filterable. This index does not have configured filterable attributes. 1:8 user_id=5

I am using mysql database not postgresql

[DiazGunturFebrian]

07:07 where is the $userId declaration? the if at line 16 should be == ?

[CursorStartups]

Unfortunately as from v0.20, you have to set filterableAttributes before you can use filters in laravel scout

[ignatiusn]

Hello, how can I get this to work??? = ["*"];. I want to do a keywords highlighting