- solrpy - deprecated
- solrorm - currently in dev
Example
from solrorm.cores import Core
my_core = Core(host='xxx.xx.x.xxx', port = 8983, core_name = 'core_name_here', fields = ['title', 'authors'])
queries helps us to filter records from solr. Using solrorm, we can pass arguments and various 'magic' arguments to filter records.
A few example are shown below.
Example
results = my_core.objects.query(organizations="twitter inc", __tag ="it", sentiment="Positive").get(start=10, rows=1)
Double underscore (__) after an argument name means that is is negated. In this case, it means source_tag != "it_news"
' __in' after an argument specifies range query. It can be used to filter for example, records in a certain range of dates. After a query is executed we will get a response object. The response object will have the following fields.
1) docs : the docs returned from solr
2) total : total counts matching in solr
3) count : the size of a page (useful for pagination)
The response object also offers a handy transform method. Please refer the attached example file to find the usage.