SYNOPSIS
my $store = Catmandu::Store::Solr->new();
# Return one page of search results (page size = 1000)
my $hits = $store->bag->search(
query => 'dna' ,
start => 0 ,
limit => 100 ,
sort => 'title desc',
);
# Return all the search results as iterator
my $it = $store->bag->searcher(query => 'dna');
$it->each(sub { ...});
$store->bag->delete_by_query(query => 'dna');
METHODS
search(query => $query, start => $start, page => $page, limit => $num, sort => $sort, cql_query => $cql)
Search the database and returns a Catmandu::Hits on success. The Hits represents one result page of at most $num results. The $query and $sort should implement the query and sort syntax of the underlying search engine. If the CQL language is supported by the Store, then optionally a $cql_query search can be excuted on the Searchable.Optionally provide the index of the first result using the "start" option, or the starting page using the "page" option. The number of records in a result page can be set using the "limit" option. Sorting options are being sent verbatim to the underlying search engine.
searcher(query => $query, start => $start, limit => $num, sort => $sort, cql_query => $cql)
Search the database and return a Catmandu::Iterable on success. This iterator can be used to loop over the complete result set. The $query and $sort should implement the query and sort syntax of the underlying search engine. If the CQL language is supported by the Store, then optionally a $cql_query search can be excuted on the Searchable.Optionally provide the index of the first result using the "start" option. The number of records in a page can be set using the "limit" option. Sorting options are being sent verbatim to the underlying search engine.