The Search::InvertedIndex software allows users to set up indexes for the Wiki::Toolkit platform. This means that searches on the wiki will be more efficient and accurate thanks to the use of inverted indexes.
If you're a Perl user in search of a reliable module for setting up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for Wiki::Toolkit, look no further than Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII. This module is specifically designed to streamline the process of creating these indexes and makes it easy to get started with minimal hassle.
The SYNOPSIS for Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII is straightforward and simple to understand, with only a few lines of code required to get up and running. You'll need to instantiate a Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object and provide the necessary parameters, including the database name, username, password, table name, and lock mode.
Once you've done that, you can simply call Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII::setup and provide the indexdb argument. This is the Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object you just created, and it's essential for the module to function properly.
In addition to the mandatory indexdb argument, there's an optional argument called store. This corresponds to existing data that you want to (re-)index, and can help you minimize the amount of work required to get your indexes up and running.
It's worth noting that any pre-existing Wiki::Toolkit indexes stored in indexdb will be cleared by the setup function. So if you have existing data that you'd like to keep, make sure to use the store parameter to re-index it first.
Overall, Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII is an excellent choice for anyone looking to set up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for Wiki::Toolkit. With its streamlined setup process and powerful features, it's sure to be a valuable addition to your software development toolkit.
The SYNOPSIS for Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII is straightforward and simple to understand, with only a few lines of code required to get up and running. You'll need to instantiate a Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object and provide the necessary parameters, including the database name, username, password, table name, and lock mode.
Once you've done that, you can simply call Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII::setup and provide the indexdb argument. This is the Search::InvertedIndex::DB::* object you just created, and it's essential for the module to function properly.
In addition to the mandatory indexdb argument, there's an optional argument called store. This corresponds to existing data that you want to (re-)index, and can help you minimize the amount of work required to get your indexes up and running.
It's worth noting that any pre-existing Wiki::Toolkit indexes stored in indexdb will be cleared by the setup function. So if you have existing data that you'd like to keep, make sure to use the store parameter to re-index it first.
Overall, Wiki::Toolkit::Setup::SII is an excellent choice for anyone looking to set up Search::InvertedIndex indexes for Wiki::Toolkit. With its streamlined setup process and powerful features, it's sure to be a valuable addition to your software development toolkit.
What's New
Version 0.77: N/A