Ductible

Ductible is a Laravel package that deliver a mid-level Elastic Search client.

Installation

You can install ductible via composer cli:

composer install krisanalfa/ductible

Configuration

Register DuctibleServiceProvider to your configuration:

'providers' => [
    // ...

    Zeek\Ductible\DuctibleServiceProvider::class,
],

Optional

Register Facade alias to your configuration:

'aliases' => [
    // ...

    'Ductible' => Zeek\Ductible\Facades\Ductible::class,
],

Publishing Configuration

By default, you can use Ductible with zero configuration, assuming your Elasticsearch run in http://localhost:9200. If you want something different, you may publish Ductible configuration and make some changes from it:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Zeek\Ductible\DuctibleServiceProvider"

Configuration Explained

You can read from inline docs there. It currently supports many aspect of Elasticsearch client configuration, such as:

• host (The most common configuration is telling the client about your cluster. read below to know how to configure multiple hosts.).
• retries (When the client runs out of retries, it will throw the last exception that it received.).
• log (Where to store your elasticsearch log.).
• handler (Elasticsearch-PHP uses an interchangeable HTTP transport layer called RingPHP. You may customize your handler here.).
• pool (The connection pool is an object inside the client that is responsible for maintaining the current list of nodes.).
• selector (The connection pool manages the connections to your cluster.).
• serializer (The response serializer.).
• client.ignores (The library attempts to throw exceptions for common problems. These exceptions match the HTTP response code provided by Elasticsearch.)
• client.verbose (If you require more information, you can tell the client to return a more verbose response.).

You can set multiple hosts by configuring in your env file like so:

ELASTICSEARCH_HOSTS="localhost:9200|192.168.1.10:9200|http://myserver.com:9200"

Usage

Basic

Ductible provides a low level client interaction, which you can explore as much as you want.

Indexing a Document

$result = Ductible::index([
    'index' => 'myIndex',
    'type' => 'myType',
    'id' => 1,
    'body' => [
        'fieldFoo' => 'Foo',
        'fieldBar' => 'Bar',
        'fieldBaz' => 'Baz',
    ],
]);

Getting Document Index

$index = Ductible::get([
    'index' => 'myIndex',
    'type' => 'type',
    'id' => 1,
]); // The result is an array

Update Document Index

$result = Ductible::index([
    'index' => 'myIndex',
    'type' => 'myType',
    'id' => 1,
    'body' => [
        'fieldFoo' => 'Foo Foo',
        'fieldBar' => 'Bar Bar',
        'fieldBaz' => 'Baz Baz',
    ],
]);

Delete Document Index

$index = Ductible::delete([
    'index' => 'myIndex',
    'type' => 'type',
    'id' => 1,
]); // The result is an array

Searching

$result = Ductible::search($searchParams);

Bulk Indexing Documents

$result = Ductible::bulk($searchParams);

Using Eloquent

To Be Defined

ToDo

• [ ] Separate indexing operation based on eloquent model in Ductible main class
• [ ] More unit testing