👨‍💼 Our user search is the last thing that needs to be updated to use SQLite instead of the in-memory database. I've got some requirements in mind for this feature, but for now, we're going to start small with something you could definitely do with regular Prisma queries, and then add onto it for some features you couldn't.

First off, I want you to select user's id, name, and username. I want the searchTerm to match against the username or the name, and I only want the first 50 results.

You're going to need to use LIKE in your WHERE clause and OR as well. Here's an example of what the SQL might look like if we were trying to search for reviews that had the word "great" in them:

SELECT * FROM "Review" WHERE "text" LIKE '%great%';

And here's an example of a query that uses OR:

SELECT * FROM "Review" WHERE "text" LIKE '%great%' OR "text" LIKE '%awesome%';

The % sign is a wildcard that matches any number of characters. So, the first query would match "great", "not great", "great great great", etc. That character needs to be part of what you interpolate into the Prisma raw query, so if you wanted to parameterize that second query it would look like this:

const searchTerm1 = '%great%'
const searchTerm2 = '%awesome%'
await prisma.$queryRaw`
  SELECT * FROM "Review" WHERE "text" LIKE ${searchTerm1} OR "text" LIKE ${searchTerm2};
`

In our case, you'll be getting the search term from the query string and it could be null, so you'll want to fallback to '' if it is. Also, you'll be using the same search term for both the username and name fields.