The Search API Spellcheck module makes it really easy to integrate a "did you mean?" or a suggestions block in the searchAPI view results. To do so, it looks over the search_api_spellcheck keyed results that a search backend returns to build it's content. It is currently compatible with Solr and Xapian backends, and could be with ElasticSearch too.
Using this module, we can power SearchAPI with ElasticSearch backend which is fully capable of suggestions and spellcheck via Suggester API. We might expect therefore this feature to be available when installing Search API Spellcheck module.
- Install and configure Search API with ElasticSearch via this module
- Install Search API Spellcheck module
- Configure a fulltext search view and insert a "Did you mean" block in view header
Currently, no results are returned since search_api_spellcheck is unavailable.
Implement at least the basic Term Suggester API in this connector module to have a basic spellcheck functionnality at low cost for a Drupal user.
- write patch with functionnality
- write tests
- profit !
None
search_api_spellcheck options can be defined in the query, such as done by Search API Spellcheck module.
If search_api_spellcheck options are given to the query, you will expect a search_api_spellcheck in the results with the appropriate number of suggestions (at most) for each term.
Needs review
7.0
Code
Not all content is available!
It's likely this issue predates Contrib.social: some issue and comment data are missing.
Added the search_api_aspellcheck query options of the spellcheck to the builder because they are not standard added anymore in new versions
Test failures are unrelated. Tested this and seems to be working fine! Rerolled the latest patch as a merge request.