Is it possible to use the new "search" pipeline?

[alexbjorlig]

I would love to use the new full-text search options when testing our application. When trying to do this with the mongodb-memory-server, we get the following error:

Error: GraphQL error: Unrecognized pipeline stage name: '$search'

Would this somehow be possible - or do we have to give-up testing of full-text search?

Versions

• NodeJS: 14
• mongodb-memory-server-*: 6.2.4
• system:MacOS

mongo-memory-server

[DilipCoder]

$set is also missing from aggregation stage

Versions:
"mongodb-memory-server": "^6.6.1",
system: ubuntu 18.04

[hasezoey]

please provide which mongodb version is being used

@alexbjorlig you might need to wrap it in an $text first ({ $text: { $search: "something" } })

@DilipCoder what do you mean that $set is not available?

[alexbjorlig]

@hasezoey in our project we use "mongodb-memory-server": "^6.2.4", when testing. The full text search is available on atlas running MongoDB 4.2.

[hasezoey]

@alexbjorlig i asked for the version of mongodb(node_modules/.cache/mongodb-memory-server/mongodb-binaries/<version>/mongod / the version that gets logged), not the package version

and are you sure this is not an atlas-only feature?

[alexbjorlig]

@hasezoey - I'm sorry. I don't have the .cache directory in my node_modules? I just checked, and full-text search is an atlas-only feature. So I guess that closes the issue. I will cover this area in our test environment in a different way then.

[hasezoey]

@alexbjorlig that is just the default location, it might be globally installed when -global package is used, or when an custom path is given

[alexfoxy]

I have this issue running my tests. Error received is: MongoError: Unrecognized pipeline stage name: '$search'.

mongo db version: 4.2.7
mongodb-memory-server: 6.6.3
mongoose: 5.9.28

The query runs fine when running the application. Query is as follows:

  const documents = await model.aggregate([
    {
      $search: {
        'text': {
          'query': searchTerm,
          'path': paths,
        },
      },
    },
    {
      $match: query,
    },
  ]).limit(limit)
    .skip(skip)
    .sort({ score: { $meta: 'textScore' } })

[alexfoxy]

Interestingly this is within my binaries folder:

ls node_modules/.cache/mongodb-memory-server/mongodb-binaries/ 
4.0.14                  4.0.14.lock.STALE       4.0.3                   4.0.3.lock.STALE

so mongodb-memory-server does not use your global version?

[hasezoey]

@alexfoxy when you mean system-installed binary, no this package dosnt without config for it, if you use the normal package the binary gets stored in node_modules/.cache and if using the global version then in ~/.cache/mongodb-binaries

if you want to use the system-binary, you need to set option binary.systemBinary

PS: are you sure you want to use $search on top-level, and not within an $text? could you give me an documentation link where this is documented?

[alexfoxy]

@hasezoey it's part of the Mongo Atlas search index feature:

https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/atlas-search/tutorial/#run-your-first-atlas-search-query

[alexfoxy]

@hasezoey I'm also wondering now if this is unsupported then? For my tests I will have to think of a work around..

[hasezoey]

@alexfoxy from what it seems, it is an atlas-exclusive feature