Recently, I want to do a full-text search, imagine using ASP.NET Web API + Elastic search 6.x to achieve.
I searched the information of Elastic search on the Internet. Most of them talked about how to use java to develop on linux platform. A few talked about using c # to develop on windows platform, and the version was Elastic search 5.x. I have no choice but to go to the official website. Here I comb out the tutorials of the official website, hoping to help you all.
I. Installation of Elastic search
Download the MSI(https://artifacts.elastic.co/downloads/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-6.0.1.msi) installation file, double-click the installation after completion, click Next, all default settings.
Running Elastic search
Open cmd and enter
cd %PROGRAMFILES%\Elastic\Elasticsearch\bin
Enter.
.\elasticsearch.exe
Enter
3. Construction of Development Environment
1. Building a new webApi project
2. Install NEST to connect Elastic search
Open the NuGet package manager console and enter the following commands
Install-Package NEST -Version 6.0.1
Pay attention to the version number when installing. NEST corresponds to Elastic search. This is a pit.
3. Connect Elastic search
Create a new connection class ClientHelper.cs
1 public class ClientHelper 2 { 3 private static ClientHelper clientHelper = null; 4 // Default index 5 public static string DEFAULT_INDEX = "resource"; 6 private ElasticClient Client() 7 { 8 var nodes = new Uri[] 9 { 10 new Uri("http://127.0.0.1:9200") 11 }; 12 var pool = new StaticConnectionPool(nodes); 13 var settings = new ConnectionSettings(pool) 14 .DefaultIndex(DEFAULT_INDEX) 15 .PrettyJson(); 16 //.BasicAuthentication("elastic", "changeme"); 17 18 return new ElasticClient(settings); 19 } 20 21 public static ElasticClient getInstance() 22 { 23 if(clientHelper==null){ 24 clientHelper = new ClientHelper(); 25 } 26 return clientHelper.Client(); 27 } 28 }
New mapping class Resource.cs
1 [ElasticsearchType(Name = "resource", IdProperty = "ID")] 2 public class Resource 3 { 4 [Keyword(Name = "id")] 5 public string ID { get; set; } 6 7 [Text(Name = "name")] 8 public string NAME { get; set; } 9 }
4. Adding, deleting, checking and modifying operations
New api controller ESController.cs
1 public class ESController : ApiController 2 { 3 // GET: api/ES/1 4 // Press id Query single record 5 public Resource Get(string id) 6 { 7 var client = ClientHelper.getInstance(); 8 var response = client.Get<Resource>(id, idx => idx.Index(ClientHelper.DEFAULT_INDEX)); 9 return response.Source; 10 } 11 12 // POST api/ES 13 // Importing database data in batches 14 public string Post() 15 { 16 using (DataContext db = new DataContext()) 17 { 18 var client = ClientHelper.getInstance(); 19 List<Demo> items= db.demo.ToList(); 20 for (int i = 0; i < 100;i++ ) 21 { 22 var item = items[i]; 23 Resource mod = new Resource(); 24 mod.ID = item.ID; 25 mod.NAME = item.NAME; 26 client.Index<Resource>(mod, idx => idx.Index(ClientHelper.DEFAULT_INDEX)); 27 } 28 } 29 return "OK"; 30 } 31 32 // PUT api/ES/5 33 // Press id Update single data 34 public Result Put(string id) 35 { 36 var client = ClientHelper.getInstance(); 37 var response = client.Update<Resource>(id, idx => idx.Index(ClientHelper.DEFAULT_INDEX)); 38 return response.Result; 39 } 40 41 // DELETE api/ES/5 42 // Press id Delete single data 43 public Result Delete(string id) 44 { 45 var client = ClientHelper.getInstance(); 46 var response = client.Delete<Resource>(id, idx => idx.Index(ClientHelper.DEFAULT_INDEX)); 47 return response.Result; 48 } 49 }
New api controller SearchController.cs to provide search services
1 public class SearchController : ApiController 2 { 3 // GET: api/Search/ 4 public List<IHit<Resource>> Get(string id) 5 { 6 var client = ClientHelper.getInstance(); 7 var modList = client.Search<Resource>(s => s 8 .From(0) 9 .Size(10) 10 .Query(q => q.Term(t => t.NAME, id)) 11 ); 12 return modList.Hits.ToList(); 13 } 14 }
5. Give it a try
(1) Import data to Elastic search
POST http://localhost:8389/api/es
(2) Query the record with id 1
GET http://localhost:8389/api/es/1
(3) Update the record with id 1
PUT http://localhost:8389/api/es/1
(4) Delete the record with id 1
DELETE http://localhost:8389/api/es/1
(5) Records in the query name
GET http://localhost:8389/api/Search/in
A simple full-text indexing service is complete!