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The configuration directives MetaNames and PropertyNames are used to define fields in Dezi. The names PropertyNames and MetaNames originate with Swish-e (see the Swish-e FAQ for a description.) Here are some notes on the differences between those two directives and how they are implemented for Dezi with Apache Lucy. The relevant Perl classes are Dezi::Lucy::Indexer […]
Dezi is built on top of SWISH::3 and SWISH::Prog, which reserve several built-in field names. Here’s a list of the reserved, built-in field names: swishdefault swishdescription swishdocpath swishdocsize swishencoding swishlastmodified swishmime swishparser swishtitle swishwordnum The following method names are reserved in SWISH::Prog::Result which are mapped to the built-in field names: built-in method swishdocpath uri swishlastmodified […]
New in Dezi 0.2.10 is the –elastic feature. This option is shorthand for: engine_config => { indexer_config => { config => { UndefinedMetaTags => ‘autoall’, } } } But instead of all that, just pass the –elastic option when you start the server: % dezi –elastic The –elastic feature makes your Dezi server act like […]
Just uploaded to CPAN are Search::OpenSearch 0.21 and Search::OpenSearch::Server 0.20. These releases add the Tiny JSON response format and the ability to limit your responses to a subset of the available fields. Now all you minimalists can strip down your Dezi responses to bare bones JSON. Example: curl ‘http://localhost:5000/search?q=foo&t=Tiny&x=’ will return the only the built-in […]
Using the example from the Elastic Search Tutorial: $ curl -XPOST ‘http://localhost:5000/index/blog/post/1’ -d ‘ { “user”: “dilbert”, “postDate”: “2011-12-15”, “body”: “Search is hard. Search should be easy.” , “title”: “On search” }’ -H ‘Content-Type: application/json’ Just add the -H option to explicitly pass the content type as an HTTP header.