"Create Search::InvertedIndex indexes easily for CGI::Wiki with this software." (12 words)
CGI::Wiki::Setup::SII is a fantastic module coded in Perl language, designed specifically to set up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for CGI::Wiki platform. With this module, website owners using CGI::Wiki can easily and efficiently create an index database for their website's content.
To use this module, users can follow the straightforward SYNOPSIS provided in the documentation. Simply add "use CGI::Wiki::Setup::SII" to your code, followed by creating the indexdb with Search::InvertedIndex::DB::Mysql->new(). Users can set the optional and mandatory parameters accordingly.
The module comes with one function, setup, which is mandatory to call. This function sets up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for use with CGI::Wiki. The only requirement of this function is to provide one mandatory argument, indexdb. It is mandatory to provide the Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object to use as the backend for this function. Additionally, one can provide the optional argument, store, which is a CGI::Wiki::Store::* object that corresponds to existing data that users wish to (re-)index.
Users should note that any pre-existing CGI::Wiki indexes stored in indexdb will be cleared by this function. If users have existing data, they should use the store parameter to get it re-indexed. In conclusion, CGI::Wiki::Setup::SII is a reliable Perl module that website owners can use to set up an index database for their website's content efficiently.
To use this module, users can follow the straightforward SYNOPSIS provided in the documentation. Simply add "use CGI::Wiki::Setup::SII" to your code, followed by creating the indexdb with Search::InvertedIndex::DB::Mysql->new(). Users can set the optional and mandatory parameters accordingly.
The module comes with one function, setup, which is mandatory to call. This function sets up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for use with CGI::Wiki. The only requirement of this function is to provide one mandatory argument, indexdb. It is mandatory to provide the Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object to use as the backend for this function. Additionally, one can provide the optional argument, store, which is a CGI::Wiki::Store::* object that corresponds to existing data that users wish to (re-)index.
Users should note that any pre-existing CGI::Wiki indexes stored in indexdb will be cleared by this function. If users have existing data, they should use the store parameter to get it re-indexed. In conclusion, CGI::Wiki::Setup::SII is a reliable Perl module that website owners can use to set up an index database for their website's content efficiently.
What's New
Version 0.63: N/A