Behrooz Kamali takes an in-depth look at elasticsearch—a scalable, high-performance search engine—demonstrating how to integrate it into a Node project.
Article url: https://www.sitepoint.com/search-engine-node-elasticsearch
- Node.js (min version v0.11.0)
- Java Runtime Environment (min version 1.8)
- Elasticsearch
- Clone repo
- Run
npm install
- Start Elasticsearch
More precise instructions can be found in the installation section of the article
data.json
: sample data fileindex.js
: script for indexing the data in elasticsearchindices.js
: script to check indexing was successfulsearch_all.js
: return all documents in one or more indicessearch_match.js
: match documents that contain specific values in a fieldsearch_multi_match.js
: search within multiple fieldssearch_match_phrase.js
: match a complete phrasesearch_bool.js
: combining multiple queriesfilter.js
: basic filter functionalityaggregations.js
: demonstration of how aggregations worksuggest_term.js
: generate suggestions for search termssuggest_phrase.js
: generate suggestions for search phrases
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