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Informations about the package model-indexer
Model indexer (Apache Solr)
This package makes it simple to index large amounts of data to Solr.
Installation
You can include this package through Composer using:
Usage
Indexing documents
To be able to index any documents, you first need a class that implements the IndexableInterface:
This class is now ready to be indexed. However, you will also need to provide the ModelIndexer with some kind of configuration, so it knows where to send your documents. All you need to do is create a new class that implements SolrConfigInterface:
Now you can index your documents by running the ModelIndexer perform() method:
Removing documents
You can remove documents by using the ModelRemover class.
The invocation is identical to ModelIndexer:
You need to specify the delete query in the getDeleteQueryFor method
on your classes that implement IndexableInterface. The search core name
is passed to the method, in case you're indexing that class into multiple cores.
Available methods
To start using the ModelIndexer class, you have to call forModels().
You can customize the buffer size and the commit within value:
and
These methods are fluent setters, so you can chain them:
You can index the documents by calling the perform() method.
Testing
You can run the included tests by running ./vendor/bin/phpunit in your terminal.
