How to use the elastic-builder.termsQuery function in elastic-builder
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dpc-sdp / ripple / packages / ripple-nuxt-tide / modules / search / lib / search / services / elasticsearch / lib / querybuilder.js View on Github 
switch (filter.type) {
case 'date':
if (moment(filter.values).isValid() || filter.values === 'now') {
esbResult = esbResult.filter(esb.rangeQuery(filterName)[operator](filter.values))
}
break
case 'term':
if (Array.isArray(filter.values)) {
const filterVals = filter.values.map((item) => {
// Check that filter fields aren't empty.
if (item.length > 0) {
return item
}
})
// Match any terms.
esbResult = esbResult.filter(esb.termsQuery(filterName, filterVals))
// Match all terms.
// esbResult = esbResult.should(esb.termsQuery(filterName, filterVals))
// esbResult = esbResult.minimumShouldMatch(filterField.length)
} else {
let filterField = filter.values.slice()
esbResult = esbResult.filter(esb.termQuery(filterName, filterField))
}
break
case 'multiMatch':
esbResult = esbResult.must(esb.multiMatchQuery(filter.fields, filter.values))
break
case 'ids':
esbResult = esbResult.filter(esb.idsQuery(filter.fields, filter.values))
break
case 'integer':
esbResult = esbResult.filter(esb.rangeQuery(filterName)[operator](filter.values))elastic-builder
A JavaScript implementation of the elasticsearch Query DSL
