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Informations about the package filagora-search
Filagora Search
Search for Filagora that does not tie you to one engine. It defines a SearchEngine contract and
a portable filter tree, ships a Meilisearch engine and a database fallback, and keeps the index
fresh and healthy with commands. Requires filagora/filagora-core.
The package is at
0.1: the API may change between0.xminor versions. There is no frontend: you build the search pages.
How it fits together
- A package (or your app) registers a
SearchIndex: one kind of thing, how a model becomes aDocument, and afallback()that answers the same query from the database. - You search through
Search:app(Search::class)->search('threads', new SearchQuery('paypal', $filter)). It returns ids; you load the rows and drop anything the index describes wrongly (an index is only as fresh as its last sync). - The engine is
filagora-search.engine:database(the default; no server),array(tests), or one you add withSearchEngines::extend(). If the engine throws, searches are answered from the database forcircuit.cooldown_secondsand the failure is logged. - Filters are engine-neutral:
new All(new Equals('forum_id', 3), new Range('reply_count', gte: 2)).
Keeping the index fresh
Saving, deleting or restoring a model that belongs to a registered index updates its document
(after the transaction commits). Set FILAGORA_SEARCH_QUEUE=true to do that on the queue. Failures
are logged and never break the save.
filagora:doctor also reports the engine's health. With the database engine all of these say
there is nothing to do.
Using Meilisearch
The engine speaks Meilisearch's HTTP API directly. Changes are applied by Meilisearch after it
has answered, so a failure shows up as a failed task; syncSettings() waits for its own tasks and
MeilisearchEngine::waitForTasks() waits for the rest. Every word of a query must match, and a
total that reaches meilisearch.max_total_hits (1000, Meilisearch's counting limit) is reported with
totalIsCapped.
Writing an engine
Implement Filagora\Search\Contracts\SearchEngine, register it, and run the conformance checks in
your tests. If your engine applies writes later, pass a closure that waits until it has caught up:
Install
Nothing to migrate: the package owns no tables. It uses the database engine until you set
FILAGORA_SEARCH_ENGINE. Packages that have searchable things (forums, cms) register their own
indexes when this package is installed.
Testing
Tests run against a real MariaDB database named testing.
Licence
MIT. See LICENSE.
