NAME¶

WebService::Solr::Response - Parse responses from Solr

SYNOPSIS¶

    my $res = WebService::Solr::Response->new( $http_res );
    for my $doc( $res->docs ) {
        print $doc->value_for( 'id'), "\n";
    }
    my $pager = $res->pager;

DESCRIPTION¶

This class encapsulates responses from the Solr Web Service. Typically it is used when documents are returned from a search query, though it will accept all responses from the service.

ACCESSORS¶

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raw_response - the raw HTTP::Response object.

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content - a hashref of deserialized JSON data from the response.

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docs - an array of WebService::Solr::Document objects.

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pager - a Data::Page object for the search results.

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pageset - a Data::Pageset object for the search results. Takes the same arguments as "Data::Pageset->new" does. All arguments optional.

METHODS¶

new( $response )¶

Given an HTTP::Response object, it will parse the returned data as required.

BUILDARGS( @args )¶

A Moose override to allow our custom constructor.

facet_counts( )¶

A shortcut to the "facet_counts" key in the response data.

spellcheck( )¶

A shortcut to the "spellcheck" key in the response data.

solr_status( )¶

Looks for the status value in the response data.

ok( )¶

Calls "solr_status()" and check that it is equal to 0.

AUTHORS¶

Brian Cassidy <bricas@cpan.org> Kirk Beers

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE¶

Copyright 2008-2012 National Adult Literacy Database This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.