def reindex(index):
"""
Iterate over all documents we're able to find (even those that are already
in the search index) and index them. Note that this may take a lot of time.
"""
from xappy import errors
from inyoka.core.resource import IResourceManager
from inyoka.core.search import create_search_document
index = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[index]
# iterate over all search providers...
with index.indexer_connection() as indexer:
for provider in index.providers.itervalues():
# ... to get all their data
for id, obj in provider.prepare_all():
# create a new document for the search index
doc = create_search_document('%s-%s' % (provider.name, id),
obj)
try:
# try to create a new search entry
indexer.add(doc)
except errors.IndexerError:
# there's already an exising one, replace it
indexer.replace(doc)
indexer.flush()
def reindex(index):
"""
Iterate over all documents we're able to find (even those that are already
in the search index) and index them. Note that this may take a lot of time.
"""
from xappy import errors
from inyoka.core.resource import IResourceManager
from inyoka.core.search import create_search_document
index = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[index]
# iterate over all search providers...
with index.indexer_connection() as indexer:
for provider in index.providers.itervalues():
# ... to get all their data
for id, obj in provider.prepare_all():
# create a new document for the search index
doc = create_search_document('%s-%s' % (provider.name, id), obj)
try:
# try to create a new search entry
indexer.add(doc)
except errors.IndexerError:
# there's already an exising one, replace it
indexer.replace(doc)
indexer.flush()
def flush_indexer():
"""
Flush all indexer connections.
"""
logger = flush_indexer.get_logger()
indexes = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()
for index in indexes.itervalues():
with index.indexer_connection() as indexer:
logger.debug('Flush search index: %s' % index.name)
indexer.flush()
def flush_indexer():
"""
Flush all indexer connections.
"""
logger = flush_indexer.get_logger()
indexes = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()
for index in indexes.itervalues():
with index.indexer_connection() as indexer:
logger.debug('Flush search index: %s' % index.name)
indexer.flush()
def search(index, query, count=50):
"""
Search for `query` in the search index `index` and print `count` results.
"""
from inyoka.core.resource import IResourceManager
index = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[index]
with index.searcher_connection() as searcher:
query = searcher.query_parse(query, allow=index.direct_search_allowed)
results = searcher.search(query, 0, int(count))
for result in results:
print u'%d. %s' % (result.rank, result.id)
def search(index, query, count=50):
"""
Search for `query` in the search index `index` and print `count` results.
"""
from inyoka.core.resource import IResourceManager
index = IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[index]
with index.searcher_connection() as searcher:
query = searcher.query_parse(query, allow=index.direct_search_allowed)
results = searcher.search(query, 0, int(count))
for result in results:
print u'%d. %s' % (result.rank, result.id)
def get_index_implementation(name):
if isinstance(name, SearchIndex):
return name
return IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[name]
def get_index_implementation(name):
if isinstance(name, SearchIndex):
return name
return IResourceManager.get_search_indexes()[name]
