# Ruby client for the Swiftype App Search API [![CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/swiftype/swiftype-app-search-ruby.svg?style=svg)](https://circleci.com/gh/swiftype/swiftype-app-search-ruby) ## Installation To install the gem, execute: ```bash gem install swiftype-app-search ``` Or place `gem 'swiftype-app-search', '~> 0.4.4` in your `Gemfile` and run `bundle install`. ## Usage ### Setup: Configuring the client and authentication Create a new instance of the Swiftype App Search Client. This requires your `[HOST_IDENTIFIER]`, which identifies the unique hostname of the Swiftype API that is associated with your Swiftype account. It also requires a valid `[API_KEY]`, which authenticates requests to the API. You can use any key type with the client, however each has a different scope. For more information on keys, check out the [documentation](https://swiftype.com/documentation/app-search/credentials). You can find your `[API_KEY]` and your `[HOST_IDENTIFIER]` within the [Credentials](https://app.swiftype.com/as/credentials) menu: ```ruby client = SwiftypeAppSearch::Client.new(:host_identifier => 'host-c5s2mj', :api_key => 'api-mu75psc5egt9ppzuycnc2mc3') ``` ### API Methods This client is a thin interface to the Swiftype App Search Api. Additional details for requests and responses can be found in the [documentation](https://swiftype.com/documentation/app-search). #### Indexing: Creating or Updating a Single Document ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' document = { :id => 'INscMGmhmX4', :url => 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INscMGmhmX4', :title => 'The Original Grumpy Cat', :body => 'A wonderful video of a magnificent cat.' } client.index_document(engine_name, document) ``` #### Indexing: Creating or Replacing Documents ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' documents = [ { :id => 'INscMGmhmX4', :url => 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INscMGmhmX4', :title => 'The Original Grumpy Cat', :body => 'A wonderful video of a magnificent cat.' }, { :id => 'JNDFojsd02', :url => 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ', :title => 'Another Grumpy Cat', :body => 'A great video of another cool cat.' } ] client.index_documents(engine_name, documents) ``` #### Indexing: Updating Documents (Partial Updates) ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' documents = [ { :id => 'INscMGmhmX4', :title => 'Updated title' } ] client.update_documents(engine_name, documents) ``` #### Retrieving Documents ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' document_ids = ['INscMGmhmX4', 'JNDFojsd02'] client.get_documents(engine_name, document_ids) ``` #### Listing Documents ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' client.list_documents(engine_name) ``` #### Destroying Documents ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' document_ids = ['INscMGmhmX4', 'JNDFojsd02'] client.destroy_documents(engine_name, document_ids) ``` #### Listing Engines ```ruby client.list_engines ``` #### Retrieving Engines ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' client.get_engine(engine_name) ``` #### Creating Engines ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' client.create_engine(engine_name) ``` #### Destroying Engines ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' client.destroy_engine(engine_name) ``` #### Searching ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' query = 'cat' search_fields = { :title => {} } result_fields = { :title => { :raw => {} } } options = { :search_fields => search_fields, :result_fields => result_fields } client.search(engine_name, query, options) ``` #### Multi-Search ```ruby engine_name = 'favorite-videos' queries = [{ :query => 'cat', :options => { :search_fields => { :title => {} }} },{ :query => 'dog', :options => { :search_fields => { :body => {} }} }] client.multi_search(engine_name, queries) ``` ## Running Tests ```bash export AS_API_KEY="[API_KEY]" export AS_HOST_IDENTIFIER="[HOST_IDENTIFIER]" bundle exec rspec ``` You can also run tests against a local environment by passing a `AS_API_ENDPOINT` environment variable ```bash export AS_API_KEY="[API_KEY]" export AS_API_ENDPOINT="http://[HOST_IDENTIFIER].api.127.0.0.1.ip.es.io:3002/api/as/v1" bundle exec rspec ``` ## Debugging API calls If you need to debug an API call made by the client, there are a few things you could do: 1. Setting `AS_DEBUG` environment variable to `true` would enable HTTP-level debugging and you would see all requests generated by the client on your console. 2. You could use our API logs feature in App Search console to see your requests and responses live. 3. In your debug logs you could find a `X-Request-Id` header value. That could be used when talking to Swiftype Customer Support to help us quickly find your API request and help you troubleshoot your issues. ## Contributions To contribute code, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.