feat(opensearch): add amount as filter and handle name for different indexes #7073
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Type of Change
Description
Add amount as a filter / category for global search.
Payments / Refunds / Disputes can now be searched in a better manner by applying an amount filter in the following format:
Handling of the field name while building the opensearch query is done.
PaymentAttempts / SessionizerPaymentAttempts / PaymentIntents / SessionizerPaymentIntents - amount
Refunds / SessionizerRefunds - refund_amount
Disputes / SessionizerDisputes - dispute_amount
Additional Changes
Motivation and Context
For better search experience based on filters
How did you test it?
Hit the curl:
You can see the amount filter getting applied, and should get results after the amount filter is applied.
Sample opensearch query structure:
Sessionizer Payment Intents Index: (Notice the
amount
field in the payload)Sessionizer Refunds Index: (Notice the
refund_amount
being used here)Sample response:
Checklist
cargo +nightly fmt --all
cargo clippy