Sunburnt is a Python-based interface for working with the Apache Solr search engine.
It was written by Toby White [email protected] for use in the Timetric platform.
Please send queries/comments/suggestions to the mailing list.
Bugs can be filed on the issue tracker.
It's tested with Solr 1.4.1 and 3.1; previous versions were known to work with 1.3 and 1.4 as well.
Full documentation can be found at http://opensource.timetric.com/sunburnt/index.html.
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Sunburnt will happily deal with dates stored either as Python datetime objects, or as mx.DateTime objects. The latter are preferable, having better semantics and a wider representation range. They will be used if present, otherwise sunburnt will fall back to Python datetime objects.
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If you're using native Python datetime objects with Solr (rather than mx.DateTime objects) you should also have pytz installed to guarantee correct timezone handling.
nose <http://somethingaboutorange.com/mrl/projects/nose/>_
Forked by Károly "Charles" Nagy to add some essential feature for other projects.
Every range field can be set separately in order to fulfill the requirements. The facet_ranger.update() method takes a dictionary with the field names and the essential parameters (start, end and gap)
Example:
from sunburnt import SolrInterface
si = SolrInterface('http://some.url:8983/solr/')
si.query('Query')
si.facet_ranger.update({
'price':
{'range.start': 1, 'range.end': 99999, 'range.gap': 5000}
})
[More info](<http://charlesnagy.info/it/python/solr-python-interface-sunburnt-fork "Range facet support for sunburnt")
Spatial filtering is now available through sunburnt with filter_spatial function.
Example:
from sunburnt import SolrInterface
SOLR_URL = 'http://some.url:8983/solr/'
_s = SolrInterface(SOLR_URL)
_s.query('*')
_s.filter_spatial(latlon=(47.4775899,18.8108992), distance=10)
I had to trigger the dataimporter delta-import command from the code so I added support for this function.
Example:
from sunburnt import SolrInterface
SOLR_URL = 'http://some.url:8983/solr/'
_s = SolrInterface(SOLR_URL)
_s.dataimport('delta-import')
_response = _s.dataimport('status')
print _response.import_status