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In addition to query strings, match and term operators also accept text arrays, where each entry in the array is an exact token. To find documents that match any one token in the array, pass a text array to the right-hand side of ===: 
SELECT description, rating, category
FROM mock_items
WHERE description === ARRAY['shoes', 'running'];
The above query is equivalent to using the ||| match disjunction operator. However, === is preferred because it uses a more optimized execution path.
To find documents that match all tokens in an array, use the &&& operator: 
SELECT description, rating, category
FROM mock_items
WHERE description &&& ARRAY['shoes', 'running'];
Text arrays passed to the right-hand side of a ParadeDB operator are treated as arrays of finalized tokens. No additional processing is done to these tokens.