Fis-SearchUtility/test/test1.ts

import { Observable } from "rxjs"
import { queryService } from "../services/query.service"
import { Conditions, Storage } from "../services/query.service"
import { _, isObject } from 'lodash'

let query = new queryService()

let storageAddress: Storage = {
    type: "File",
    address: "payload.json"
}

let conditions: Conditions[] = [
    { 'msgTag': ['free'] }
]
let conditions2: Conditions[] = [
    { "msgId": "4f710c4b-a258-4c7e-a4b6-6095bb7028e9" },
    { "msgLogDateTime": "2023-01-14T21:50:19.917Z" },
]

let conditions3: Conditions[] = [
    { "regex": "cum incidunt maxime voluptatibus" }
]
query.query(storageAddress, ...conditions3).subscribe((element) => { console.log(`${element.header.messageName} is matched`) })

// query.query(storageAddress, ...conditions2).subscribe((element) => { console.log(`${element.header.messageName} is matched`) })

// the key is to do it in one line. Client just pass 2 arguments, one is the location of the data, which could be file, sql or mongodb, and also
// pass in the conditions of their search enquiries. We will aslo have to cater to different file storage location to determine how to prep the
// data to be filtered