Use type instead of isAccount flag

postgres/queries/accounts.sql

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ GROUP BY accounts.id, accounts.name
 ORDER BY accounts.name;
 
 -- name: SearchAccounts :many
-SELECT accounts.id, accounts.budget_id, accounts.name, true as is_account FROM accounts
+SELECT accounts.id, accounts.budget_id, accounts.name, 'account' as type FROM accounts
 WHERE accounts.budget_id = @budget_id
 AND accounts.name LIKE @search
 ORDER BY accounts.name;

postgres/queries/categories.sql

@@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ WHERE category_groups.budget_id = $1
 ORDER BY category_groups.name, categories.name;
 
 -- name: SearchCategories :many
-SELECT CONCAT(category_groups.name, ' : ', categories.name) as name, categories.id FROM categories
+SELECT CONCAT(category_groups.name, ' : ', categories.name) as name, categories.id, 'category' as type
+FROM categories
 INNER JOIN category_groups ON categories.category_group_id = category_groups.id
 WHERE category_groups.budget_id = @budget_id
 AND categories.name LIKE @search

postgres/queries/payees.sql

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ WHERE payees.budget_id = $1
 ORDER BY name;
 
 -- name: SearchPayees :many
-SELECT payees.* FROM payees 
+SELECT payees.*, 'payee' as type FROM payees 
 WHERE payees.budget_id = @budget_id
 AND payees.name LIKE @search
 ORDER BY payees.name;