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With Ruby
1. Push your data
my_index = Algolia::Index.new('contacts')
my_index.add_object :firstname => "Jimmie",
:lastname => "Barninger",
:company => "California Paint"
2. Search for it !
p my_index.search('jimmie b')
With Rails
1. Push your data
class Contact < ActiveRecord::Base
include AlgoliaSearch
algoliasearch do
attribute :firstname, :lastname, :company
end
end
2. Search for it !
p Contact.search("jimmie b")
With Python
1. Push your data
myIndex = apiClient.init_index("contacts")
myIndex.add_object({"firstname": "Jimmie",
"lastname": "Barninger",
"company": "California Paint"})
2. Search for it !
print myIndex.search("jimmie b")
With Django
1. Push your data
from django.contrib.algoliasearch import AlgoliaIndex
class YourModelIndex(AlgoliaIndex):
fields = ('firstname', 'lastname', 'company')
2. Search for it !
from django.contrib.algoliasearch import raw_search
params = { "hitsPerPage": 5 }
raw_search(Contact, "jim", params)
With PHP
1. Push your data
$myIndex = $apiClient->initIndex("contacts");
$myIndex->addObject(array("firstname" => "Jimmie",
"lastname" => "Barninger",
"company" => "California Paint"))
2. Search for it !
var_dump($myIndex->search('jimmie b'));
With Symfony
1. Push your data
/**
*
* @ORM\Entity
*
* @Algolia\Index()
*
*/
class Contact
{
/**
* @var string
*
* @ORM\Column(name="firstname", type="string")
* @Algolia\Attribute
*/
protected $firstname;
}
2. Search for it !
// search by query string and numeric range
$this->get('algolia.indexer')->rawSearch(
'MyCoolBundle:MyModel',
'jimmie b'
);
With JavaScript
1. Push your data
var myIndex = apiClient.initIndex('contacts');
myIndex.addObject({
firstname: 'Jimmie',
lastname: 'Barninger',
company: 'California Paint'
}, function(err, content) {
if (err) {
console.error(err);
return;
}
console.log(content);
});
2. Search for it !
myIndex.search('jimmie b', function(err, content) {
if (err) {
console.error(err);
return;
}
console.log(content);
});
With Java
1. Push your data
Index<Contact> index = client.initIndex("contacts", Contact.class);
index.addObject(
new Contact()
.setFirstname("Jimmie")
.setLastname("Barninger")
.setCompany("California Paint")
);
2. Search for it !
System.out.println(myIndex.search(new Query("jimmie b")));
With Scala
1. Push your data
//For the DSL
import algolia.AlgoliaDsl._
//For basic Future support, you might want to change this by your own ExecutionContext
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global
//case class of your objects
case class Contact(firstname: String,
lastname: String,
compagny: String)
val indexing: Future[Indexing] = client.execute {
index into "contacts" `object` Contact("Jimmie", "Barninger", "California Paint")
}
2. Search for it !
client.execute { search into "contacts" query Query(query = Some("jimmie b")) }
With Go
1. Push your data
object := algoliasearch.Object{
"firstname": "Jimmie",
"lastname": "Barninger",
}
res, err = index.AddObject(object)
2. Search for it !
res, err := index.Search("jimmie b", params)
With C#
1. Push your data
Index myIndex = apiClient.InitIndex("contacts");
myIndex.AddObject(JObject.Parse(
@"{""firstname"":""Jimmie"",
""lastname"":""Barninger"",
""company"":""California Paint""}"));
2. Search for it !
JObject res = myIndex.Search(new Query("jimmie b"));
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(res["hits"]);
With Swift
1. Push your data
let myIndex = apiClient.getIndex("contacts")
let n = [
"firstname": "Jimmie",
"lastname": "Barninger",
"company": "California Paint"
]
myIndex.addObject(n)
2. Search for it !
myIndex.search(Query(query: "jimmie b"), block: { (content, error) -> Void in
if (error == nil) {
println(content)
}
})
With Android
1. Push your data
Index myIndex = apiClient.initIndex("contacts");
myIndex.addObjectASync("{ \"firstname\": \"Jimmie\", " +
" \"lastname\": \"Barninger\", " +
" \"company\": \"California Paint\"}", this);
2. Search for it !
myIndex.searchASync(new Query("jimmie b"), this);
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