• Pimcore 5.

Get the Pimcore4 Version here.

1. Add code below to your composer.json
2. Activate & install it through the ExtensionManager

"require" : {
    "dachcom-digital/lucene-search" : "~2.0.0"
}

To enable LuceneSearch, add those lines to your AppBundle/Resources/config/pimcore/config.yml:

lucene_search:
    enabled: true

A complete setup could look like this:

lucene_search:
    enabled: true
    fuzzy_search_results: false
    search_suggestion: true
    seeds:
        - 'http://your-domain.dev'
    filter:
        valid_links:
            - '@^http://your-domain.dev.*@i'
    view:
        max_per_page: 10
    crawler:
        content_max_size: 4
        content_start_indicator: '<!-- main-content -->'
        content_end_indicator: '<!-- /main-content -->'

You need to add the config parameter to your config.yml to override the default values. Execute this command to get some information about all the config elements of LuceneSearch:

# configuration about all config parameters
$ bin/console config:dump-reference LuceneSearchBundle

# configuration info about the "fuzzy_search_results" parameter
$ bin/console config:dump-reference LuceneSearchBundle fuzzy_search_results

We also added a detailed documentation about all possible config values.

• Maintenance driven indexing
• Auto Complete
• Restricted Documents & Usergroups (member plugin recommended but not required)

Default
The crawler Engine will start automatically every night by default. Please check that the pimcore default maintenance script is properly installed.

Command Line Command
If you want to start the crawler manually, use this command:

$ php bin/console lucenesearch:crawl -f -v

You'll find some logs from the last crawl in your backend (at the bottom on the LuceneSearch settings page). Of course you'll also find some logs in your var/logs folder. Note: please enable the debug mode in pimcore settings to get all types of logs.

• Categories: Learn more about category based crawling / searching.
• Custom Header: Learn how to add custom headers to the crawler request (like a auth token).
• Restrictions: Learn more about restricted crawling / indexing.
• Custom Meta Content: Learn more about crawling / searching custom meta.
• Frontend Implementation Get a step by step walkthrough to implement lucene search into your website.

Copyright: DACHCOM.DIGITAL
For licensing details please visit LICENSE.md

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