Using pg's to_tsquery directly with user input can throw errors. plainto_tsquery sanitizes the user input, but it's very limited (it just puts an and between words), websearch_to_tsquery extends this behavior a little further only between double-quotes, with followedBy operator and negations.
This module allows customizable text-search operators: and, or, followedBy, not, prefix, parentheses, quoted text (same behavior than websearch_to_tsquery).
See the options defaults values
const tsquery = require('pg-tsquery')(/* options can be passed to override the defaults */);
pool.query('SELECT * FROM tabby WHERE to_tsvector(col) @@ to_tsquery($1)', [tsquery(str)]);
// or get a reusable instance
const {Tsquery} = require('pg-tsquery');
const parser = new Tsquery(/* options can be passed to override the defaults */);
// then one of those equivalent ways to process your input:
parser.parseAndStringify(str);
`${parser.parse(str) || ''}`;| inputs | output |
|---|---|
foo bar |
foo&bar |
foo -bar, foo !bar, foo + !bar |
foo&!bar |
foo bar,bip, foo+bar | bip |
foo&bar|bip |
foo (bar,bip), foo+(bar|bip) |
foo&(bar|bip) |
foo>bar>bip |
foo<->bar<->bip |
foo*,bar* bana:* |
foo:*|bar:*&bana:* |
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