manugarciaes/easy-search-bundle

Easy way to integration ElasticaBundle in your project with filters, aggregations, ...

SearchBundle for ElasticaBundle

1) You need Fos Elastica Bundle installed and configurated 2) Add SearchBundle to your appKernel, _(*1)

$bundles = array(
[..]
    new manugarciaes\SearchBundle\SearchBundle(),
);

3) Change your Fos Elastica Bundle configuration, using as repository the next one, _(*2)

 persistence:
    [..]
    repository: manugarciaes\SearchBundle\Repository\SearchRepository

4) Create a new service using the Easy Search Service like next example: - elastica_entity is the fos elastica entity in your configuration - search_string is the fields of your entity where you want to search, _(*3)

  ##  EXAMPLE  
  article.search:
    class: SearchBundle\Services\SearchService
    arguments:
      - "@fos_elastica.manager.orm"
      - %elastica_entity%
      - ['%search_string%']

If you want Add Filters, _(*4)

1) create a new service with Easy Search Filter Object, _(*5)

    ## FILTER EXAMPLE
    elastic.search.filter.enabled:
      class: SearchBundle\Filter\ObjectFilter
      calls:
            - [setField, ['enabled']]
            - [setValue, [true]]

If you want a dynamic value you can use for example a service or something like this:, _(*6)

   - [setValue, ["@=service('request_stack').getMasterRequest.get('enabled')"]]

With this your filter change the value using the request, _(*7)

2) Add this filter to your Search Service, _(*8)

  ##  EXAMPLE
  article.search:
    class: SearchBundle\Services\SearchService
    arguments:
      - "@fos_elastica.manager.orm"
      - %elastica_entity%
      - ['%search_string%']
    calls:
      - [addFilter, ['@elastic.search.filter.enabled']]

If you want add Aggregations, _(*9)

1) Create a new service with Easy Search Aggregation Object, _(*10)

        ## example
        elastic.search.aggregation.categories:
          class: Elastica\Aggregation\Terms
          arguments:
            - %name%
          calls:
            - [setField, ['%category_field%']]
            - [setSize, [%category_size%]]

2) Add this aggregation to your Easy Search Service, _(*11)

## EXAMPLE article.search: class: SearchBundle\Services\SearchService arguments: - "@fos_elastica.manager.orm" - %elastica_entity% - ['%search_string%'] calls: - [addAggregation, [@elastic.search.aggregation.categories]], _(*12)

Now you can make a search using this service, example:, _(*13)

       $searchService = $this->get('article.search');
       $results = $searchService->search('hello');