Elastic Adapter is an adapter for official PHP Elasticsearch client. It's designed to simplify basic index and document operations.
The current version of Elastic Adapter has been tested with the following configuration:
- PHP 7.2-7.4
- Elasticsearch 7.x
The library can be installed via Composer:
composer require babenkoivan/elastic-adapter
IndexManager
can be used to manipulate indices. It uses Elasticsearch client as a dependency,
therefore you need to initiate the client before you create an IndexManager
instance:
$client = \Elasticsearch\ClientBuilder::fromConfig([
'hosts' => [
'localhost:9200'
]
]);
$indexManager = new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\IndexManager($client);
The manager provides a list of useful methods, which are listed below.
Creates an index, either with the default settings and mapping:
$index = new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Index('my_index');
$indexManager->create($index);
or configured accordingly to your needs:
$mapping = (new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Mapping())
->text('title', [
'boost' => 2,
])
->keyword('tag', [
'null_value' => 'NULL'
])
->geoPoint('location');
$settings = (new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Settings())
->index([
'number_of_replicas' => 2,
'refresh_interval' => -1
]);
$index = new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Index('my_index', $mapping, $settings);
$indexManager->create($index);
Deletes an index:
$indexManager->drop('my_index');
Updates an index mapping:
$mapping = (new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Mapping())
->text('title', [
'boost' => 2,
])
->keyword('tag', [
'null_value' => 'NULL'
])
->geoPoint('location');
$indexManager->putMapping('my_index', $mapping);
Updates an index settings:
$settings = (new \ElasticAdapter\Indices\Settings())
->analysis([
'analyzer' => [
'content' => [
'type' => 'custom',
'tokenizer' => 'whitespace'
]
]
]);
$indexManager->putSettings('my_index', $settings);
Checks if an index exists:
$indexManager->exists('my_index');
Opens an index:
$indexManager->open('my_index');
Closes an index:
$indexManager->close('my_index');
Similarly to IndexManager
, the DocumentManager
class also depends on Elasticsearch client:
$client = \Elasticsearch\ClientBuilder::fromConfig([
'hosts' => [
'localhost:9200'
]
]);
$documentManager = new \ElasticAdapter\Documents\DocumentManager($client);
Adds a document to an index:
$documents = [
new ElasticAdapter\Documents\Document('1', ['title' => 'foo']),
new ElasticAdapter\Documents\Document('2', ['title' => 'bar']),
];
$documentManager->index('my_index', $documents);
There is also an option to refresh index immediately:
$documentManager->index('my_index', $documents, true);
Removes a document from index:
$documents = [
new ElasticAdapter\Documents\Document('1', ['title' => 'foo']),
new ElasticAdapter\Documents\Document('2', ['title' => 'bar']),
];
$documentManager->delete('my_index', $documents);
If you want an index to be refreshed immediately pass true
as the third argument:
$documentManager->delete('my_index', $documents, true);
You can also delete documents using query:
$documentManager->deleteByQuery('my_index', ['match_all' => new \stdClass()]);
Finds documents in an index:
$request = new \ElasticAdapter\Search\SearchRequest([
'match_phrase' => ['message' => 'number 1']
]);
$request->setHighlight([
'fields' => [
'message' => [
'type' => 'plain',
'fragment_size' => 15,
'number_of_fragments' => 3,
'fragmenter' => 'simple'
]
]
]);
$request->setSort([
['post_date' => ['order' => 'asc']],
'_score'
]);
$request->setFrom(0)->setSize(20);
$response = $documentManager->search('my_index', $request);
// total number of matched documents
$total = $response->getHitsTotal();
// corresponding hits
$hits = $response->getHits();
// you can retrieve related document, highlight or raw representation of the hit as shown below
foreach ($hits as $hit) {
$document = $hit->getDocument();
$highlight = $hit->getHighlight();
$raw = $hit->getRaw();
}