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Old 07-27-2020, 04:26 PM   #22
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------ My first impressions and questions ------


1) Question: When you have multiple formats for one book, does it lookup all the formats or just one?
On my setup, it seems to have searched both epub and pdf format files. I don't keep other formats in my library.

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3) Question: How the index works for new additions? Are the new files automatically indexed when I run ElasticSearch?
When I added a few files, the search seems to have imported them and searched them.

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4) Suggestion: It would be really important to have more options for search. Right now, it searches word by word. So, I can't look for phrases or compound words (Ex: coffee table. It will search for books with "coffee" OR "table"). Also, accented characters are distinguished from non-accented.

5) Info: According to ElasticSearch Reference, to have more options for search, you would need to change your query from "match" to "query_string". This would allow operators, wild cards and regular expressions. P.S.: "match" queries can use operators too, but you would have to code that.

6) Info: The ZIP file attached to first post has another ZIP inside (with the full plugin).
A wild card or regex search capability would be great!

I used the 3rd zip file from message #9 in this thread. Note that my setup is on Windows x64.

I also restarted the full search after deleting the old setup and moving my computer related ebooks out of my calibre library. I also realized that I had not pointed to pdftotext properly and corrected that. Was a heck of a lot faster with those mostly oversized pdf files removed. 2 hours down to 5 minutes.
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