sphinxsearchHow can I use the Neutron/SphinxSearch API?
The Neutron/SphinxSearch API is an open source search engine that can be used to quickly and easily search a variety of data sources. It provides a powerful and flexible API for building search applications.
The API is easy to use and provides a number of methods for searching data. For example, a search query can be constructed using the query()
method. This method takes a string representing the search query as its only argument and returns an array of results.
// Example code
$results = $sphinx->query('search query');
The fetch()
method can be used to retrieve the results of a search query. It takes an array of document IDs as its only argument and returns an array of documents.
// Example code
$documents = $sphinx->fetch($results);
The filter()
method can be used to filter the results of a search query. It takes an array of filters as its only argument and returns an array of documents that match the specified criteria.
// Example code
$filtered_results = $sphinx->filter($filters);
The sort()
method can be used to sort the results of a search query. It takes an array of sorting criteria as its only argument and returns an array of documents sorted according to the specified criteria.
// Example code
$sorted_results = $sphinx->sort($sort_criteria);
The Neutron/SphinxSearch API provides a powerful and flexible way to search data sources. It is easy to use and provides a number of methods for constructing search queries and manipulating the results.
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