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README

solr-ruby exposes the power of Solr as a Ruby  DSL (domain specific language).

  Visit the solr-ruby wiki for more information: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/solr-ruby

USAGE 

First launch Solr:

  cd solr
  java -jar start.jar

In a separate shell, launch {{{irb -Ilib}}}:

  require 'solr'  # load the library
  include Solr    # Allow Solr:: to be omitted from class/module references

  # connect to the solr instance
  conn = Connection.new('http://localhost:8983/solr', :autocommit => :on)

  # add a document to the index
  conn.add(:id => 123, :title_text => 'Lucene in Action')

  # update the document
  conn.update(:id => 123, :title_text => 'Solr in Action')

  # print out the first hit in a query for 'action'
  response = conn.query('action')
  print response.hits[0]

  # iterate through all the hits for 'action'
  conn.query('action') do |hit|
    puts hit.inspect
  end

  # delete document by id
  conn.delete(123)

INSTALLATION

First run the tests:

  rake
  
then build the gem:

  rake package

and install the versioned gem:

  gem install pkg/solr-x.x.x.gem 

LICENSE

This package is licensed using the Apache Software License 2.0.

<http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0>