sphinxsearchHow do I use SphinxSearch to create a snippet?
SphinxSearch is a powerful open-source full-text search engine. It can be used to create snippets, which are short pieces of text that provide an overview of a document or webpage.
To create a snippet with SphinxSearch, first create an index of the documents or webpages that you want to search. This can be done with the indexer
command. For example:
indexer --config config.conf --all
This will create an index of all documents or webpages specified in config.conf
.
Next, use the search
command to search your index and retrieve the snippets for each result. For example:
search --config config.conf --snippets "query"
This command will search your index for the query “query” and return the snippets for each result.
You can customize the snippets by specifying the --limit
and --around
options. The --limit
option specifies the maximum number of words in the snippet, while the --around
option specifies the number of words to include before and after the matching words in the snippet.
For more information, see the SphinxSearch documentation.
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