Filtering with .where method: no matches without ActiveRecord

I am really excited about the progress of JSON API spec and the JSON API Resources Gem.

In my experiments with the gem, I found the following to be incompatible with Mongoid, the ActiveRecord replacement for integrating with MongoDB.

def apply_filter(records, filter, value)
  records.where(filter => value)
end

The value passed to this method is always an array. In ActiveRecord, passing an array value to the where method builds an IN SQL query. The challenge with something like Mongoid is that values can be stored as arrays. Thus, Contact.where(:github => ['realityendshere']) seems to search for contact records where the github property is exactly equal to the array ['realityendshere'] and does not return the expected results.

It's easy to override this method in my app's resources:

def self.apply_filter(records, filter, value)
  records.in(filter => value)
end

Hopefully, this helps anyone else trying to understand how jsonapi-resources gem works with ActiveRecord alternatives.

El punto de entrada reportado es apply_filter(records, filter, value), que actualmente llama a records.where(filter => value); empieza por ahí y compara el comportamiento de ActiveRecord y Mongoid descrito en el issue. Confirma el comportamiento previsto independiente del adaptador y añade cobertura para filtros cuyos valores sean arrays, preservando el matching existente de ActiveRecord.