Search in whole collection(mongodb) using nodejs

Question

I want to implement whole search feature in Mongodb collection using Nodejs. What should I pass to SaleModel.find() so given value search in whole collection?

Here is what I have try so for but it only search product_name and I want to search sale_amount, sale_person, department_name too.

How I can do this?

SaleModel.find({'product_name': 'searched value'});

Schema:

var saleSchema = mongoose.Schema({
    product_name:{ type:String, required:true},
    sale_amount:{ type:Number, required:true },
    sale_date:{ type:Date, default:Date() },
    sale_person:{ type:String, required:true }, 
    department:{ type:mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref:'department' },
});
module.exports = mongoose.model('sale', saleSchema);

Answer 1

I would highly write more cleaner, below sample uses async.parallel , Promise and Mongoose.Query

function list(req) {

    // promise or callback works as well
    return new Promise(function(resolve, reject){

        // npm install async --save
        var async = require('async'); 

        // some validation can be applied
        var page = {
            skip: req.query.start || 1,
            limit: req.query.length || 25,
            text: req.query.search || ''      // <== this is new property!
        };

        // reuse Mongoose.Query with search by regex
        var Query = Models.SaleModel.find({
            product_name: new RegExp(page.text, "i")
        });

        // run without waiting until the previous function has completed
        async.parallel([
            function(){
                Query.count(callback); // <== count
            },
            function(){
                Query.skip(page.skip).limit(page.limit).exec('find', callback); // <== items
                // or the below one should also work, just don't remember
                // Query.skip(page.skip).limit(page.limit).exec(callback);
            }
        ]), function(err, results){
            if(err){
                reject(err);
            } else {
                resolve({
                    count: results[0],
                    data: results[1]
                });
            }
        });
    });
}