Hi Eugene,

Thanks for the module!

I have a query regarding $elemMatch condition. I have an input JSON object represented something like:

{
    users : [
        {
            name : 'john doe'
        }
    ]
}

My JSON query looks like:

{
    users : {
        $elemMatch : {
            name : 'john doe'
        }
    }
}

However, this isn't matching the input object at present, even though is a valid matching MongoDB query. Any ideas?

Thanks.

hi,

I just noticed this module yesterday,
which was exciting, because I had just implemented a
search api for level.

basically, each pair of keys in every document are indexed:

{ name: 'foo',
  repository: { type: 'git', url: 'https://github.com/foofoo/foo.git'},
  dependencies: {
    bar: '1.0.0'
  }
}

would index that file by the pairs:

name foo
repository type
repository url
type git
url https://github.com/dominictarr/level-search
dependencies bar
bar 1.0.0

this makes it possible to do nearly any search,
you could probably get really clever, but as a first step,
I just search on the pair that seems the least likely,
and then filter.

is there a way to get the keys involved in the query from jsonquery so that I could combine it with level-search?

In my case (OSX nodejs v0.10.33) in line 58 v.constructor === Object doesn't match against query

{ id: { $exists: true }}

My fix

(v.constructor === Object || typeof v === 'object')

Can you reproduce this issue?