Elasticsearch PHP integration for your Symfony project using Elastica.
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Pagination library for PHP applications with support for several data providers
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Originally opened as https://github.com/GazzolaLab/elastica-python/issues/101
Currently, when localized forces (say on one node) are added to `py
The bundle extends functionality of FOSElasticaBundle. Improves performance of fos:elastica:populate command
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Elasticsearch PHP integration for your Symfony project using Elastica
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Lib for creating elasticsearch indexes with php.
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This project is a small effort in educating people about using PHP Elastica library. The original library can be found at ruflin/Elastica
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[READ-ONLY] Lightweight Ruflin/Elastica integration extension for Nette Framework.
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Demo example to search via skills and geo-location
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Portiny/Elasticsearch integration extension for Nette Framework.
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Standard structure for PHP based Elasticsearch integration
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A simple bridge between Laravel and Elasticsearch using Elastica, based on https://github.com/valantic/pimcore-elastica-bridge
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We use the default 9200 port for all the tests, but as we run some destructive requests to Elasticsearch, maybe all tests should try to connect on another, safer port.
That way there is no data destruction risk if someone runs the tests locally on his own ES server.