Improved Sorting Options for Relevant Facets
TLDR Stefan proposes a feature for sorting facets based on other fields not just hit counts. Kishore Nallan agrees and emphasizes the need for the facet value to remain constant across different documents.
Nov 24, 2022 (11 months ago)
Stefan
11:35 AMKishore Nallan
11:39 AMStefan
11:45 AMImagine thousands of products where each product has 20 ingredients or so.
Almost all of them contain water, but that is pretty irrelevant.
I would like to show the ingredients in the default view that "make the difference" in a product.
Right now the only way I see on how to get those results is by creating a separate field in the schema that only contains the "relevant" ingredients.
Kishore Nallan
12:26 PMStefan
12:42 PMSo this feature would def. fix my issue.
Stefan
12:42 PMKishore Nallan
12:52 PMStefan
12:53 PMStefan
12:56 PMKishore Nallan
01:03 PMTypesense
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