Classes for the busy PHP developer to work with Apache Solr.
This package requires at least PHP 5.5.9.
First, you must construct a Guzzle HTTP client and set the base_uri option to
the Solr endpoint you wish to work with. Then use it to create a Solr Client.
use Opendi\Solr\Client\Client;
$guzzle = new \GuzzleHttp\Client([
'base_uri' => "http://localhost:8983/solr/"
]);
$client = new Client($guzzle);It's also possible to pass some default request options, such as headers and timeouts to the Guzzle client.
use Opendi\Solr\Client\Client;
$guzzle = new \GuzzleHttp\Client([
'base_uri' => "http://localhost:8983/solr/",
'defaults' => [
'timeout' => 10
]
]);
$solr = new Client($guzzle);See Guzzle documentation for all options.
There is a helper factory($url, $defaults) static method which does the same
as above.
use Opendi\Solr\Client\Client;
$solr = Client::factory('http://localhost:8983/solr/', [
'timeout' => 10
]);A core is solar terminology for a collection of records. To select a core, use
the core($name) method on the Solr Client.
$core = $client->core('places');
// Perform a select query
$select = Solr::select()->search('name:Franz');
$client->core('places')->select($select);
// Perform an update query
$update = Solr::update()->body('{}');
$client->core('places')->update($update);The Core object offers some helper methods:
// Returns core status
$client->core('places')->status();
// Returns number of documents in a core
$client->core('places')->count();
// Deletes all records in the core
$client->core('places')->deleteAll();
// Deletes records matching a selector
$client->core('places')->deleteByQuery('name:Opendi');
// Deletes record with the given ID
$client->core('places')->deleteByID('100');
// Checks the core is up
$client->core('places')->ping();
// Optimizes core documents
$client->core('places')->optimize();
// Commits inserted documents
$client->core('places')->commit();