Author: Manuel Lemos
Updated on: 2024-05-10
Posted on: 2024-05-10
Package: Simple PHP Elastic Search
A search system may be useful in a site or application to help users locate the desired information.
Elastic Search is a Web service that allows developers to add a search system to their sites or applications without implementing their search system with their code.
About the Simple PHP Elastic Search Package
The package Simple PHP Elastic Search is one of the few PHP packages that the {site} Classes moderator considers notable recently because it does something worth paying attention to.
The primary purpose is: Index and search documents using Elastic Search
Here follows in more detail what it does:
This package can index and search documents using Elastic Search.
It can connect to an Elastic Search server and perform several types of operations to index and search documents.
Currently, it can:
- Put and get an index of a given name
- Put and get a mapping in an index
- Put and get a document template
- Post a document by id or template
- Get a document by id
- Delete document by id
- Search documents using the given parameters
- Listing documents with pagination
- Perform SQL queries
- Translate SQL to DSL
- Delete a template or an index
- Aggregate documents
Conclusion
You can download the Simple PHP Elastic Search from download page or install it using the PHP Composer tool following instructions in the Composer install instructions page.
The PHP site moderator considers this package notable for implementing its benefits in a way worth noticing.
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