I would like to make a search on a collection in my mongodb database. In my collection, I have documents with the field "name" can be values like:
[i] "Palácio Guanabara", "Palácio da Cidade", "Festa Palácio", etc.
When a user types a search like "pala" or "palá" or "Pala" or "PalÁ", all those itens in [i] must build the result set.
I found that in MongoDB I could use regex in searches, like:
{ "name": { $regex: new Regex(".*pala.*", "i") } }
Ok, this approach is case insensitive and use the percent like logic from SQL ("%pala%"). But, it isn't ignore accents from the register in database.
I found another alternative with the $text index: https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/index-text/
This approach can ignore case sensitive and accents. But the "search" does not accepts a regex, so I can't search things like "%pala%".
Summing up, I want to make the following SQL query in MongoDB:
select * from collection where remove_accents(upper(name)) like '%Pala%'
And this query returning results with name like "palácio", "palacio", "PaláCiô", etc.
what happened if you use just :
find({name: {$regex: 'pala', $options: "i"}})
you used new Regex()
that may not valid constructor valid constructor is new RegExp()