Hi, I am wondering if there is an easy way to selectively index : for example to provide a database of words not to index at index creation time in order to speed it up and focus it on specific application needs. I can code it if need be, but would be interested in some pointers...
Hey Everyone, at the end of August I will be stepping back from the Bleve project. I am not sure if any of the core developers will monitor conversations here, consider the Gophers slack if you need assistance: https://groups.google.com/g/bleve/c/jghqnwh_VjQ/m/766ZGYqSAQAJ
Is this what's called a Facet?
For beer the facets are alcohol %
brewery name
so facets are things that are common to the data your indexing.
Does this help ?
Look here and it wil be obvious: https://github.com/blugelabs/beer-search
Facets are on the right of the image
In the GUi they are called Filters.
which is a good name for them
I see there's some interest in using S3 as a storage layer but I'm wondering if anyone has tried using EFS with Lambda? I'm trying to implement a "serverless" search service using Lambda and I think it might be possible with Bluge as it can have multiple processes accessing the same file. I'll give it a go with the beer-search demo that @gedw99 linked to and report back.
Hey @mousedownmike Interesting. Actually i am planning to do a similar thing with bluge, except store the data on the File system for Dekstop and Mobile, and the indexeddb for Browser. SO if you have the s3 prototype somewhere let me know... Will be possible from your work to also get it to work for the things i outlined
Hi all, I have a set of ~70 docs that I am indexing with Bleve (which is using the boltdb store by default). Indexing step works fine but when I do index.Open(indexPath), it takes forever and never returns anything.
Indexing and search operations are happening at two different times.
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@gedw99 If you are interested in storing indexes on object storage, please try this project.
https://github.com/mosuka/phalanx
https://github.com/mosuka/phalanx
Hi, I would like to contribute to this Open Source project, where can I find the issues list where improvements are needed? Thank you!
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Hi!
I have a quick question regarding the initialization/use of the bleve.Index. From the docs I see I can create it using the bleve.New or open it with bleve.Open (and others too). My question is if I should use this similar to a database/sql.DB, which can be reused and stored as it has a pool of connections and it's thread safe, or I should use the bleve.Open each time I want to do an operation and only the bleve.New to create the index?
Thanks you!
Hi All, I'm trying out some of the geolocation features. If I understand correctly, I just need a pair of fields "lat" and "lon" or a string with two floats separated by a comma. I've been trying to do that in conjunction with a NewGeoDistanceQuery() and it doesn't seem to ever yield any results. Do I need to migrate to the new geojson stuff for this to work?
Hi ... I am sorry for the noob question. I am working on a interpreted language in Go, and am trying to make bindings with your great bleve library. I made just a simple example first and it works nicely, but I can't seem to find where the original data of found items can be retrieved from. I combed through SearchResult structure but no luck. I tried to understand the bleve-explorer code but no luck. .Fragmenst and .Fields seem to be empty in my case. I also suspect that maybe I setup the index wrongly so it isn't stored at all. In this example I just created a NewIndexMapping and tried indexed some text and also a JSON { "body" : "some text" } like in the bleve-explorer video, but I couldn't get this. I also compiled the bleve commandline tool and it shows me no fields (except "_id" "" and "_all").
If I use the bleve cmd query and flag --highlight it still doesn't show me my content, so I suspect I setup the index wrong and original data is really not stored.
In the bleve-explorer the author creates a default index mapping and then indexes a json, that is then returned. What would be the process of creating this default index mapping? Maybe I am missing a step ...
Hi Folk! I'm missing something in using bleve's index. the result of the query I get is an object of type
search.DocumentMatch that actually contains the result of the search. strangely, however, the fields are empty, more precisely the resulting is a map[string]interface{}=nil. If I run the same search using bleve's cli (and not the Go library) I am able to display all the Fields.
