docs: full-text index guide (analyzers, search functions, More Like This)#373
docs: full-text index guide (analyzers, search functions, More Like This)#373
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Summary of ChangesHello @robfrank, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the documentation for ArcadeDB's full-text indexing features. It introduces a detailed guide covering the creation, configuration, and usage of full-text indexes, leveraging Apache Lucene. Additionally, it integrates new SQL functions for performing sophisticated full-text searches and 'More Like This' queries, making these powerful capabilities more accessible and understandable to users. Highlights
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This pull request significantly enhances the documentation for full-text indexing in ArcadeDB. The new full-text-index.adoc guide provides comprehensive coverage of multi-property indexing, configurable Lucene analyzers, search functions (SEARCH_INDEX(), SEARCH_FIELDS(), SEARCH_INDEX_MORE(), SEARCH_FIELDS_MORE()), Lucene query syntax, relevance ranking, and the More Like This API. The updates to existing documentation, such as sql-create-index.adoc and sql-functions.adoc, correctly integrate with and reference the new guide, ensuring consistency and accuracy. The removal of outdated information and the addition of crucial notes (e.g., regarding LIKE and ILIKE not using full-text indexes) are valuable improvements. Overall, the changes are well-executed, clear, and greatly improve the user's understanding of full-text indexing capabilities.
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The new full-text index section is awesome! Great new functionality and cool new info. |
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core-concepts/full-text-index.adoc— comprehensive guide covering multi-property indexing, configurable Lucene analyzers viaMETADATA,SEARCH_INDEX()/SEARCH_FIELDS(), Lucene query syntax,$scorerelevance ranking, and the More Like This API (SEARCH_INDEX_MORE()/SEARCH_FIELDS_MORE()/$similarity)sql-create-index.adoc— removes incorrect note that full-text indexes don't support multiple properties; adds cross-reference to new guidesql-functions.adoc(SEARCH_INDEX,SEARCH_FIELDS,SEARCH_INDEX_MORE,SEARCH_FIELDS_MORE)chapter.adocTest Plan
python3 docs-validator.pypasses with no new errorsCREATE INDEXandsql-functionspages resolve correctlySEARCH_INDEX,SEARCH_FIELDS,SEARCH_INDEX_MORE,SEARCH_FIELDS_MOREappear in the SQL functions overview table🤖 Generated with Claude Code