![]() ![]() ![]() If this is yourįirst time using Search API, start by selecting "Content"Īs a data source. Name your index and choose a data source. Go to admin/config/search/search-api/add-index. To use a server, you next need to create an index. This module only alters the the configuration of Search API servers. The following steps are not Pantheon-specific. The module will post a schema specific to your site. => PANTHEON SEARCH => PANTHEON SEARCH ADMINĬhoose the button labeled "POST SOLR SCHEMA". Navigate to CONFIGURATION => SEARCH AND METADATA => SEARCH API Do that either with a drush command or in the administration Your index or alter it significantly, you will need to update the SCHEMA The version of Solr on Pantheon is Apache Solr 8.8. Validate that the PANTHEON SEARCH server exists and is "enabled". Navigate in the drupal interface to CONFIG => SEARCH & METADATA => SEARCH API The module should install a SEARCH API server for you Uninstall it to save some confusion in the further configuration steps: admin/modules/uninstall. If you are using Search API, then you probably will not be using Drupal Core's Search module. ![]() OPTIONAL: Disable Drupal Core's search module Go to admin/modules and enable "Search API Pantheon."ĭoing so will also enable Search API and Search API Solr if they are not already enabled. Indices cannot be exported or moved once created. Instructions until yml support is final and available in prod **): php_version: 7.4Īs you promote the code, the Pantheon.yml file will follow the code through environmentsĮnabling the solr server, However you will need to create an index for each environmentĪnd ensure the content is indexed after creation. This feature is available for sandbox sites as well as paid plans at theĪdd the bolded portion to your pantheon.yml file (** SYNTAX NOT FINAL Use pantheon internal YGG ![]() Under "Settings" in your Pantheon site dashboard, enable Solr as an add on.To configure the connection with Pantheon, do the following steps on your Dev environment (or a Multidev): See the for complete documentation on Search API. Install the module and push an updated composer.lock file to your pantheon environment. To require this module in your composer file: composer require pantheon-systems/search_api_pantheon ^8 -prefer-dist Guzzle version 6 is standard with Drupal Core 8.x | 9.x (read 8.x OR 9.x). Search API Solr makes search API work with Apache Solr. Search API is Drupal's module for indexing content entities. This command should be run locally from the root directory of your Drupal 8 git repository. First, register as a provider of Composer packages. Solarium is a Solr client library for PHP and is not Drupal-specific. This module will install its dependencies when you use composer to install. Go to “Reports => Status Report” (admin/reports/status) to see if the libraries have been loaded properly.Home | Best Practices | Fun With Indices | Installation | Jargon | Local Development | Processors | Troubleshooting Indices ComposerĬomposer is the way you should be managing your drupal module requirements. You can also safely delete the documentation folder.) Zencoder-php (Make sure that sites/all/libraries/zencoder/Services/Zencoder.php exists.Also, since I’m using the 4.x version of the module, I’ll use version 1.4.8.1 of the library.) You will need to rename the folder, and may need to clear your cache before Drupal picks up this library. AWS SDK for PHP (so that is at sites/all/libraries/awssdk/.VideoJS (so that video.js is at sites/all/libraries/video-js/video.js.).AWS SDK for PHP (I was not able to get the 5.x version to work, so this series will use the 4.x version)ĭownload and install the following libraries to sites/all/libraries.Amazon S3 (I had issues with the beta7 version, so, I’ll be using the 7.x-1.0-beta6 version).You’ll have instant access to create three developer sites which are fully functional sites with full access to the Pantheon dashboard and workflow. If you haven’t tried out Pantheon yet, head on over and sign up for a free account. I’ll be using one of my free developer sites on Pantheon for this series. In this video I'll show you what modules you need to install, what libraries need to accompany those modules, and which modules need to be enabled.īecause we’re going to be using Zencoder, and Zencoder needs to be able to access our site. ![]()
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