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SEAL

Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages

Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii



👋 Introduction

The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users to communicate with various search engines, including:

It also provides integration packages for the

Symfony, Laravel, Spiral, Mezzio and Yii PHP frameworks.

It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.

Note: This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.

🏗️ Structure

SEAL Structure overview

SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents. The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things. The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.

The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services. This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.

Glossary

TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.

📖 Installation and Documentation

The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/. It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features of the library.

📦 Packages

Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:

Have also a look at the following tags:

Usages

The following open source projects are using SEAL:

You are using SEAL? Let us know.

🦑 Similar Projects

The following projects in the past target a similar problem:

📩 Authors

About

Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/

php-cmsig.github.io/search/

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Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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Resources
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MIT license
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Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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SEAL
Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
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php-cmsig.github.io/search/
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SEAL
Monorepository for SEAL a Search Engine Abstraction Layer with support to different search engines
Documentation | Packages
Elasticsearch | Opensearch | Meilisearch | Algolia | Loupe | Solr | Redisearch | Typesense 
PHP | Symfony | Laravel | Spiral | Mezzio | Yii


👋 Introduction
The SEAL project is a PHP library designed to simplify the process of interacting
with different search engines. It provides a straightforward interface that enables users
to communicate with various search engines, including:
It also provides integration packages for the
Symfony,
Laravel,
Spiral,
Mezzio
and Yii PHP frameworks.
It is worth noting that the project draws inspiration from the
Doctrine and Flysystem projects. These two projects have been a great inspiration
in the development of SEAL, as they provide excellent examples of how to create consistent
and user-friendly APIs for complex systems.
Note:
This project is heavily under development and any feedback is greatly appreciated.
🏗️ Structure
SEAL Structure overview
SEAL's provides a basic abstraction layer for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
The main class and service handling this is called Engine, which is responsible for all this things.
The Schema which is required defines the different Indexes and their Fields.
The project provides different Adapters which the Engine uses to communicate with the different Search Engine software and services.
This way it is easy to switch between different search engine software and services.
Glossary
TermDefinition
EngineThe main class and service responsible to provide the basic interface for add, remove and search and filters for documents.
SchemaDefines the different Indexes and their Fields, for every field a specific type need to be defined and what you want todo with them via flags like searchable, filterable and sortable.
AdapterProvides the communication between the Engine and the Search Engine software and services.
DocumentsA structure of data that you want to index need to follow the structure of the fields of the index schema.
Search EngineSearch Engine software or service where the data will actually be stored currently Meilisearch, Opensearch, Elasticsearch, Algolia, Redisearch, Solr and Typesense is supported.
📖 Installation and Documentation
The documentation is available at https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/.
It is the recommended and best way to start using the library, it will step-by-step guide you through all the features
of the library.
📦 Packages
Full list of packages provided by the SEAL project:
Have also a look at the following tags:
Usages
The following open source projects are using SEAL:
You are using SEAL? Let us know.
🦑 Similar Projects
The following projects in the past target a similar problem:
📩 Authors
About
Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/
php-cmsig.github.io/search/
Topics
algoliaapache-solrcmsigelasticsearchhacktoberfesthelp-wantedmeilisearchopensearchphpphpsealredisearchseal-searchsearchsearch-abstractionsearch-clienttypesense
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Security policy
Security policy
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
440 stars
Watchers
6 watching
Forks
39 forks
Report repository
Releases
Sponsor this project
Used by
Contributors
Languages