isabella232 / swiftype-easy-rb

Simple gem for accessing the Swiftype Search API with no dependencies (on Ruby 1.9, JSON needed for Ruby 1.8).

⚠️ This repository is deprecated ⚠️

Please use https://github.com/elastic/site-search-ruby instead. Thank you! - Elastic

Swiftype::Easy - Simple Swiftype API Client with no dependencies

This is a simple client for the Swiftype API with no dependencies outside core Ruby (for 1.9; Ruby 1.8 require the JSON gem).

This library is a direct pass-through to the Swiftype API. It does not use intermediate objects or return them. All parameters and return values are simple Ruby objects.

We are providing this library for users who may not be able to install our other gem due to dependency conflicts, but would like an easier way to access the API than constructing requests by hand.

For a more full-featured API library, see swiftype-rb.

Note: Work In Progress

This is a work in progress. Of particular note, it is not currently possible to have the swiftype and swiftype_easy gems installed at the same time.

Usage

Configuration:

Before issuing commands to the API, configure the client with your API key:

Swiftype::Easy.configure do |config|
      config.api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
end

You can find your API key in your Account Settings.

Create a Simple Client

client = Swiftype::Easy.new

Search

If you want to search for e.g. action on your engine, you can use:

results = client.search('bookstore', 'action')

To limit the search to only the books DocumentType:

results = client.search_document_type('bookstore', 'books', 'action')

Both search methods allow you to specify options as an extra parameter to e.g. filter or sort on fields. For more details on these options pelease have a look at the Search Options. Here is an example for showing only books that are in stock:

results = client.search_document_type('bookstore', 'books', 'action', {:filters => {"books" => {:in_stock => true}}})

Autocomplete

Autocompletes have the same functionality as searches. You can autocomplete using all documents:

results = client.suggest('bookstore', 'acti')

or just for one DocumentType:

results = client.suggest_document_type('bookstore', 'books', 'acti')

or add options to have more control over the results:

results = client.suggest('bookstore', 'acti', {:sort_field => {'books' => 'price'}})

Engines

Retrieve every Engine:

engines = client.engines

Create a new Engine with the name bookstore:

engine = client.create_engine('bookstore')

Retrieve an Engine by slug or id:

engine = client.engine('bookstore')

To delete an Engine you need the slug or the id field of an engine:

client.destroy_engine('bookstore')

Document Types

Retrieve DocumentTypess of the Engine with the slug field bookstore:

document_types = client.document_types('bookstore')

Show the second batch of documents:

document_types = client.document_types('bookstore', 2)

Create a new DocumentType for an Engine with the name books:

document_type = client.create_document_type('bookstore', 'books')

Retrieve an DocumentType by slug or id:

document_type = client.document_type('bookstore', 'books')

Delete a DocumentType using the slug or id of it:

client.destroy_document_type('bookstore', 'books')

Documents

Retrieve all Documents of Engine bookstore and DocumentType books:

documents = client.documents('bookstore', 'books')

Retrieve a specific Document using its id or external_id:

document = client.document('bookstore', 'books', 'id1')

Create a new Document with mandatory external_id and user-defined fields:

document = client.create_document('bookstore', 'books', {
	:external_id => '1',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'Information Retrieval', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Stefan Buttcher', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => true, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => false, :type => 'enum'}
	]})

Create multiple Documents at once and return status for each Document creation:

stati = client.create_documents('bookstore', 'books', [{
	:external_id => '2',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'Lucene in Action', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Michael McCandless', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => true, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => false, :type => 'enum'}
	]},{
	:external_id => '3',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'MongoDB in Action', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Kyle Banker', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => true, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => false, :type => 'enum'}
	]}])

Update fields of an existing Document specified by id or external_id:

client.update_document('bookstore','books','1', { :in_stock => false, :on_sale => false })

Update multiple Documents at once:

stati = client.update_documents('bookstore','books', [
	{:external_id => '2', :fields => {:in_stock => false}},
	{:external_id => '3', :fields => {:in_stock => true}}
])

Create or update a Document:

document = client.create_or_update_document('bookstore', 'books', {
	:external_id => '1',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'Information Retrieval', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Stefan Buttcher', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => false, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => true, :type => 'enum'}
	]})

Create or update multiple Documents at once:

stati = client.create_or_update_documents('bookstore', 'books', [{
	:external_id => '2',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'Lucene in Action', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Michael McCandless', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => false, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => false, :type => 'enum'}
	]},{
	:external_id => '3',
	:fields => [
		{:name => 'title', :value => 'MongoDB in Action', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'genre', :value => 'non-fiction', :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'author', :value => 'Kyle Banker', :type => 'string'},
		{:name => 'in_stock', :value => false, :type => 'enum'},
		{:name => 'on_sale', :value => false, :type => 'enum'}
	]}])

Destroy a Document:

client.destroy_document('bookstore','books','1')

Destroy multiple Documents at once:

stati = client.destroy_documents('bookstore','books',['1','2','3'])

Domains

Retrieve all Domains of Engine websites:

domains = client.domains('websites')

Retrieve a specific Domain by id:

domain = client.domain('websites', 'generated_id')

Create a new Domain with the URL https://swiftype.com and start crawling:

domain = client.create_domain('websites', 'https://swiftype.com')

Delete a Domain using its id:

client.destroy_domain('websites', 'generated_id')

Initiate a recrawl of a specific Domain using its id:

client.recrawl_domain('websites', 'generated_id')

Add or update a URL for a Domain:

client.crawl_url('websites', 'generated_id', 'https://swiftype.com/new/path/about.html')

Analytics

To get the amount of searches on your Engine in the last 14 days use:

searches = client.analytics_searches('bookstore')

You can also use a specific start and/or end date:

searches = client.analytics_searches('bookstore', 10.weeks.ago, 9.weeks.ago)

To get the amount of autoselects (clicks on autocomplete results) use:

autoselects = client.analytics_autoselects('bookstore')

As with searches you can also limit by start and/or end date:

autoselects = client.analytics_autoselects('bookstore', from=30.days.ago)

If you are interested in the top queries for your Engine you can use:

top_queries = client.analytics_top_queries('bookstore')

To see more top queries you can paginate through them using:

top_queries = client.analytics_top_queries('bookstore', page=2)

Or you can get the top queries in a specific date range:

top_queries = client.analytics_top_queries_in_range('bookstore', 1.week.ago, Time.now)

If you want to improve you search results, you should always have a look at search queries, that return no results and perhaps add some Documents that match for this query or use our pining feature to add Documents for this query:

top_no_result_queries = client.analytics_top_no_result_queries('bookstore')

You can also specifiy a date range for queries without results:

top_no_result_queries = client.analytics_top_no_result_queries('bookstore', 2.weeks.ago, 1.week.ago)

todo

• Add specs with webmock
• Pull Swiftype::Easy from the swiftype gem so they are compatable
• Use SSL for searches