- Sphinx Search
- Table of Contents
- Sphinx Search
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgement
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Setting Up Sphinx
- 2. Getting Started
- 3. Indexing
- What are indexes?
- Index attributes
- Data sources
- Time for action - creating database tables for a blog
- Time for action - populate the database tables
- Time for action - creating the Sphinx configuration file
- Time for action - adding attributes to the index
- Time for action - Adding an MVA to the index
- Time for action - creating index (without attributes)
- Time for action - add attributes to schema
- Time for action - create index with schema defined in configuration file
- Summary
- 4. Searching
- Client API implementations for Sphinx
- Search using client API
- Time for action - creating a basic search script
- Time for action - searching with different matching modes
- Time for action - searching using Boolean query syntax
- Time for action - searching with extended query syntax
- Filtering full-text search results
- Time for action - filtering the result set
- Weighting search results
- Time for action - weighting search results
- Sorting modes
- Grouping search results
- Summary
- 5. Feed Search
- The application
- Time for action - creating the MySQL database and tables
- Time for action - setting up the feeds application
- Time for action - creating a form to add feeds
- Time for action - adding code to save feed
- Time for action - create the index
- Time for action - adding code to avoid duplicate items
- Time for action - adding the delta index
- Time for action - creating the search form
- Time for action - adding code to perform a search query
- Time for action - adding code to filter the results
- Time for action - showing search form prefilled with last submitted data
- Summary
- 6. Property Search
- The application
- Time for action - creating the MySQL database and structure
- Time for action - populating the database
- Time for action - setting up the application
- Time for action - creating the form to add property
- Time for action - creating the index
- Time for action - creating the simple search form
- Time for action - adding code to perform full-text search
- Time for action - creating the Advanced search form
- Time for action - adding ranged filters
- Time for action - creating the search form
- Time for action - adding code to perform geo distance search
- Summary
- 7. Sphinx Configuration
- Sphinx configuration file
- Data source configuration
- Time for action - creating a configuration with advanced source options
- Index configuration
- Time for action - creating indexes for distributed searching
- Time for action - adding distributed index configuration
- Time for action - using morphology for stemming
- Search daemon configuration
- Indexer configuration
- Summary
- 8. What Next?
- Index
In this chapter:
- We learned about SphinxQL, which can be accessed using a regular MySQL client
- We saw different statements supported by SphinxQL
- We saw different cases when Sphinx can be used
- We saw a few popular websites (and some statistics) that use Sphinx
We have covered all the topics that should get you started with using Sphinx in your projects. The beauty of Sphinx is that it is almost language independent. Sphinx client API implementations are available for numerous programming languages.
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