solrcloudpy is a python library for interacting with SolrCloud. This library aims to take advantage of the following features of Solr:
Version 4.x is compatible with all supported versions of SolrCloud. For older versions, you should consider using 3.x, which supports versions 4 through 6. The API is meant to be close to pymongo's API, where one can access collections and databases as simple attributes or dictionary keys.
As of 2016, this library is maintained by the Solrcloudpy community. Contributions are welcome.
.. code-block:: python
conn = SolrConnection(["localhost:9983","localhost:8984"], version="6.0.0")
conn.create('test1',num_shards=1,replication_factor=2)
Access an existing collection:
.. code-block:: python
conn.test_collection.search({'q':'query1'})
conn["test_collection"].search({'q':'query2'})
Index documents:
.. code-block:: python
docs = [{"id":"1", "name":"a"},{"id":"2","name":"b"}]
collection.add(docs)
Search documents:
.. code-block:: python
collection.search({'q':'*:*'})
Documentation can be found at http://solrcloudpy.github.io/solrcloudpy/
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python library for interacting with SolrCloud
We found that solrcloudpy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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