How to express logical OR in property value? - neo4j

Question

MATCH (s:Product {id:'5001207'})-[r]-> (o) WHERE (o:ProdAttrs) AND any(key in keys(o) WHERE toLower(key) contains 'Network') return o
In this query, if I want to express "contains Network|Phone|Smart", how to modify the query? That is the logic 'OR' in value.
Edited:
I tested this but it doesn't work:
MATCH (s:Product {id:'5001207'})-[r]-> (o)
WHERE (o:Attrs OR o:ExAttrs) AND any(key in keys(o)
WHERE key =~ '(?!).*(network|phone).*')
return o
The non-RE version works. Any errors? There is no syntax error. It just doesn't return result as expected from the .
EDIT 2:
My function to generate the query:
public String query_partial_match(String skuid, List<String> attrKey) {
return "MATCH (s:Product {id:'" + skuid + "'})-[r]-> (o) " +
"WHERE " +
"(o:ExAttrs OR o:ProdAttrs) AND " +
"any(key in keys(o) WHERE key =~'(?i).*(" + attrKey + ").*') " +
"return o";
}
This is my Java method to generate the query. So how to use the Java list 'attrKey' in this query?

Answer 1

Just use OR in your WHERE clause. Might be helpful to work with the list of all lowercase props.
MATCH (s:Product {id:'5001207'})-[r]->(o:ProdAttrs)
WHERE any(key in [prop in keys(o) | toLower(prop)] WHERE key contains 'network' OR key contains 'phone' OR key contains 'smart')
RETURN o

Answer 2

One option is to use a regular expression to test for multiple alternate string values.
MATCH (s:Product {id:'5001207'})-->(o:ProdAttrs)
WHERE ANY(key in KEYS(o) WHERE key =~ '(?i).*(Network|Phone|Smart).*')
RETURN o;
(?i) enables case-insensitivity.
Also, if you pass in a parameter (say, $terms) containing the collection of target strings (e.g., ['Network', 'Phone', 'Smart']), the query can generate the corresponding regular expression. For example:
MATCH (s:Product {id:'5001207'})-->(o:ProdAttrs)
WHERE ANY(key in KEYS(o) WHERE
key =~ '(?i).*(' + REDUCE(s=$terms[0], t IN $terms[1..] | s + '|' + t) + ').*')
RETURN o;