repo.solr.cool

This repository holds the sources for the repo.solr.cool Solr plugin repository. You find a human readable representation at solr.cool.

To use this repository, add it to your Solr installation:

solr package add-repo solr.cool https://repo.solr.cool
solr package list-available
solr package install AWESOME_PLUGIN_NAME

Plugins

This repository acts as a proxy repository. We do not build or maintain the plugins ourselves. We distribute them via this repository to provide a easy, unified access to these awesome Solr plugins.

• Sematext Test Plugin ;-)

Contributing

1. File a issue in this repository. This helps us to keep track of new and cool Solr plugins
2. Add the plugin descriptor in the plugins/ directory, a single file per plugin. If you have multiple versions and/or Solr target versions, add them to the file as well.

Testing your contribution

This is a guide to test your contribution.

There is a bats test suite in place that checks availability of all available plugins and installs and deploys them into a Solr test instance.

Build the repository locally and launch a Solr/Zookeeper/ Repository ensemble in Docker. You can access the Solr admin interface on localhost:8983. The local repository is available at repo:8080 from inside the Docker network.

$ ./build.sh
$ docker-compose -f test/docker-compose.yaml up -d

Add the local repository to the Solr test instance.

$ docker exec -it solr solr package add-repo solr.cool http://repo:8080

Install your plugin (we use the thymeleaf plugin in this case)

$ docker exec -it solr solr package install thymeleaf

To verify we can deploy the plugin into a existing collection, we create the example films collection and index some data.

$ docker exec -it solr solr create -c films
$ docker exec -it solr post -c films example/films/films.json 

Afterwards we deploy the thymeleaf plugin into the created films collection

$ docker exec -it solr solr package deploy thymeleaf -collections films