How do you query `z.array()` fields (e.g. tags) in the latest content module (v3.alpha.8)
In the previous version of
Definitely need to know the best way to match values in
nuxt-content (v2) I would simply query tags like so:
However there is no contains in v3, and the logic for in seems to require the reverse operation. I've tried like and that doesn't work either.Definitely need to know the best way to match values in
z.array() field types.7 Replies
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I apologize, but the knowledge sources provided do not contain specific information about querying
z.array() fields or using $contains in Nuxt Content v3.alpha.8. The information available is mostly about Nuxt Content v1 and v2, with some details about v2 to v3 migration, but it doesn't address your specific question about querying array fields in v3.alpha.8.
However, based on the general information about querying in Nuxt Content v2 and v3, I can suggest that you might want to check the latest documentation for Nuxt Content v3 for the most up-to-date querying methods. The querying syntax has changed between versions, and it's possible that the method for querying array fields has also been updated.
If you can't find the information in the official documentation, you might want to:
1. Check the GitHub repository for Nuxt Content for any recent updates or discussions about querying array fields.
2. Ask this specific question in the Nuxt community forums or Discord channel, where you might get more current information from other developers using the latest alpha version.
I apologize that I couldn't provide a more specific answer based on the knowledge sources available. The rapid development of Nuxt Content means that the most current information might not be reflected in the provided documentation snippets.
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Anyone? @manniL ?
@humblemodulo does
.where({ tags: { $in: tagSlug } }) work? (ah nvm, you tried that already)Nuxt Content
queryCollection - Nuxt Content v3
The queryCollection composable provides methods for querying and fetching your collections.
hmm - might be worth raising an issue 👍
You could probably loop and do an
orWhere!Yeah, currently I'm doing it manually. Query all, then JS filter. 🫠
I opened discussion but not an issue. Just logged off for the day, but I'll log something tomorrow.
Thanks!