object SearchHighlight
Highlighting options.
You may use the $meta: "searchHighlights"
expression, e.g., via Projections.metaSearchHighlights,
to extract the results of highlighting.
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- def of(highlight: Bson): SearchHighlight
Creates a
SearchHighlight
from aBson
in situations when there is no builder method that better satisfies your needs.Creates a
SearchHighlight
from aBson
in situations when there is no builder method that better satisfies your needs. This method cannot be used to validate the syntax.Example
The following code creates two functionally equivalentSearchHighlight
s, though they may not be equal.val highlight1: SearchHighlight = SearchHighlight.paths( SearchPath.fieldPath("fieldName"), SearchPath.wildcardPath("wildc*rd")) val highlight2: SearchHighlight = SearchHighlight.of(Document("path" -> Seq( SearchPath.fieldPath("fieldName").toBsonValue, SearchPath.wildcardPath("wildc*rd").toBsonValue)))
- highlight
A
Bson
representing the requiredSearchHighlight
.- returns
The requested
SearchHighlight
.
- def paths(paths: Iterable[_ <: SearchPath]): SearchHighlight
Returns a
SearchHighlight
for the givenpaths
.Returns a
SearchHighlight
for the givenpaths
.- paths
The non-empty fields to be searched.
- returns
The requested
SearchHighlight
.
- def paths(path: SearchPath, paths: SearchPath*): SearchHighlight
Returns a
SearchHighlight
for the givenpaths
.Returns a
SearchHighlight
for the givenpaths
.- path
The field to be searched.
- paths
More fields to be searched.
- returns
The requested
SearchHighlight
.
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The mongodb scala driver.
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