| Name : perl-Sphinx-Config-Builder
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| Version : 1.03
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/devel:languages:perl
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| Release : lp155.1.1
| Date : 2023-07-20 18:02:47
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| Group : Development/Libraries/Perl
| Source RPM : perl-Sphinx-Config-Builder-1.03-lp155.1.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.04 MB
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| Packager : https://www_suse_com/
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| Summary : Perl extension dynamically creating Sphinx configuration files on the f[cut]
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Description :
The motivation behind this module is the need to manage many indexes and
corresponding sources handled by a single Sphinx \'searchd\' instance.
Managing a configuration file with many indexes and sources quickly becomes
unweildy, and a programatic solution is necessary. Using
\'Sphinx::Config::Builder\', one may more easily manage Sphinx configurations
using a more appropriate backend (e.g., a simple \'.ini\' file or even a
MySQL database). This is particularly useful if one is frequently adding or
deleting indexes and sources. This approach is particularly useful for
managing non-natively supported Sphinx datasources that might require the
additional step of generating XMLPipe/Pipe2 sources.
This module doesn\'t read in Sphinx configuration files, it simply allows
one to construct and output a configuration file programmtically.
This module allows one to systematically construct a Sphinx configuration
file that contains so many entries that it is best created dynamically.
It\'s fairly low level, and provides containers for the following:
* A list of \'Sphinx::Config::Entry::Index\' objects, one per \'index\'
section;
* A list of \'Sphinx::Config::Entry::Source\' objects, one per \'source\'
section;
* A singular \'Sphinx::Config::Entry::Indexer\' object, one per configuration
for \'indexer\' options
* A singular \'Sphinx::Config::Entry::Searchd\' object, one per configuration
for \'searchd\' options
The general idea is that one builds up a list of \'index\' sections and
corresponding \'source\' sections. One then defines the \'indexer\' and
\'searchd\' options. One is not bound to specific keywords in each section,
meaning that they may add any key/value pair (as a singleton \'HASH\'
referece). Each key/value pair corresponds to a key/value line in each
section.
All \'Sphinx::Config::Entry\' derived classes implement a \'as_string\' method.
This method outputs the section in the format that Sphinx expects. The
overall \'Sphinx::Config::Builder\' class has a \'as_string\' method that will
iterate over all members, calling their \'as_string\' method. The result is
the full configuration file that may be printed to STDOUT for the \'indexer\'
to consume using the \'--config\' option.
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