Hi everyone,
I’m making an app in which users can search other users on a property called “age”, i.e. return all users who have age > 30. Now obviously this is easy by simply creating a list and filter it on users → age → get 30.
However, we’re also categorizing users based on tags. So, a user can assign him/herself various tags, such as “cheese” or “ham”. Let’s refer to these as the relation “user tags” in which one user can have multiple tags, and tags can belong to multiple users. Besides the “age” property, we’d also like to filter users based on selected tags, which are encoded in a “query” object. This query object has many tags, and tags can belong to many queries, let’s call these “query_tags”. Essentially, we’d like to perform the query: give me all users which have a user_tags property that is contained within the query_tags, or in other words: yield all users that have at least one user_tag that exists inside query_tags.
We were not able to use the “contains” mechanism for some reason (it did not accept, maybe because our relation structure is off? Did anyone else experience a similar scenario and was able to solve it?
Love to hear your thoughts.
