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nodezoo-search

v6.1.2

Published

nodezoo-search

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12

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nodezoo-search

A micro-service that provides search for NodeZoo. This micro-service requires an instance of elastic-search running in order to correctly function. If elastic-search cannot be reached the service will self terminate.

If you're using this microservice, and need help, you can:

Running

This micro-service can be ran as part of a complete system or as a single isolated unit.

As a complete system

A special system repository is available that runs the complete system using Docker and Fuge.

Isolated mode

To make testing easier this micro-service can be ran in 'isolated' mode. This mode allows testing over http using a well defined port. Please note isolated mode means patterns are not exposed via mesh.

To run in isolated mode,

  • Clone this repository locally,
  • Run npm install,
  • Run SEARCH_ELASTIC_HOST=YOUR_HOST npm start isolated,

Note: You will need to know the cost of your vm if using Docker.

A simple http service is supported and can be called using Curl or other Rest client. The default port is 8060. It can be changed using the SEARCH_PORT environment variable.

curl -d '{"role":"search","cmd":"search","query":"hapi"}' http://localhost:8060/act

Configuration

Running Elastic

A running instance of elastic search is required to use this service. Assuming you have docker installed.

  • Start your docker machine if required
  • Run eval $(docker-machine env default) to enable docker in your shell.
  • Run docker-compose -f test/elastic.yml up to start elastic

Please note, in isolation mode you need to pass the host ip of your docker-machine if you are on an OS other than linux, obtain with docker-machine ip default.

Environment Variables

Various settings can be changed using environment variables, see the list below for all available variable names.

SEARCH_HOST

  • The host to listen on in isolated mode.
  • Defaults to localhost

SEARCH_PORT

  • The port to listen on in isolated mode.
  • Defaults to 8060 .

SEARCH_ELASTIC_HOST

  • The host elastic will listen on.
  • Defaults to localhost

SEARCH_ELASTIC_PORT

  • The port elastic will listen on.
  • Defaults to 9200 .

SEARCH_ISOLATED

  • Starts isolated mode.
  • Defaults to false.

Messages Handled

This micro-service emits the following messages.

role:search,cmd:upsert

Adds or inserts a record into elastic search

seneca.act(`role:search,cmd:upsert`, {data: {name:'seneca', ...}})

role:search,cmd:search

Applies the provided query to elastic-search and returns the results.

seneca.act(`role:search,cmd:search`, {query: 'seneca'}, (err, reply) => {})

role:info,info:updated

Aliases upsert, this pattern is an integration point for the nodezoo system. It allows the info micro-service to upsert without specifically calling nodezoo-search.

seneca.act(`role:info,info:updated`, {data: {name:'seneca', ...}})

Messages Emitted

This micro-service emits no messages.

Contributing

The NodeZoo org encourages open and safe participation.

If you feel you can help in any way, be it with documentation, examples, extra testing, or new features please get in touch.

License

Copyright (c) 2014 - 2016, Richard Rodger and other contributors. Licensed under MIT.