Define the model: Define the sequelize model that represents the database table you want to search and filter.
Create a query object: Create an instance of sequelize's Query class and specify the properties you want to search and filter by.
Add search and filter criteria: Add filters to the query object by calling appropriate methods such as where(), includes(), and nested().
Run the query: Pass the query object to the findAll() method of the model, which returns an array of objects that match the search and filter criteria.
Handle errors: Handle any errors that may occur during the search and filtering process, such as invalid input or database connection issues.
Combine multiple queries: If necessary, you can combine multiple queries using sequelize's logical operator methods like and(), or(), and not() to create more complex search and filter criteria.
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