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Runes is a Railtie to index your models using the modern Elasticsearch as backend, which have possibilities ranging from a simple single-node index manipulation to a highly populated cluster.
Elasticsearch is a powerful easy-to-use search engine built on top of Apache Lucene. It aims to solve many problems found when search is needed providing an amazing RESTful interface and complete ability to scale using a innovative distributed architecture. For more information check their website.
First of all, this plugin was designed using the new Railtie architecture, so it's only supported by Rails 3. If you are new to elasticsearch I encourage you to install it using their installation guide.
Install the latest gem in the conventional manner:
gem install runes
Specify the models you want to index:
class Cake < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as_indexable
end
After you have installed Runes and specified the models just fire your Rails app. Voila! You are able to index and search.
Cake.create!(:name => "chocolate", :category => "fatty")
Cake.search("chocolate")
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Work in progress, if you are not a code diver I recommend wait for a tag.
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We found that runes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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