This module provides TNTSearch feature to Thelia. TNTSearch is a full-featured full text search (FTS) engine written entirely in PHP.
The module could be used in front-office, using the dedicated loop. It also replaces the standard back-office search.
Add it in your main thelia composer.json file
composer require thelia/tnt-search-module:~2.0
The search indexes will be updated each time a product, category, folder, content, brand, ... is updated in the back-office. This could take some time, depending on your configuration. You can disable this reali-time udate in the module configuration, to speed up back-office changes.
In this case, you have to rebuild the indexes manually, using the Rebuild Indexes button in
the module configuiration page, or automatically using a cron which trigger the index
build from time to time with this Thelia command: Thelia tntsearch:indexes
This loops return ids of the elements selected.
| Arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| search_for | A list of elements you want to search for (product, category, folder, content, brand, order or customer) |
| locale | A list of lang you want to search on ex: 'fr_FR, en_US' |
| search | The search term to look for |
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| $PRODUCT | A list of product ids or 0 |
| $CATEGORY | A list of category ids or 0 |
| $BRAND | A list of brand ids or 0 |
| $FOLDER | A list of folder ids or 0 |
| $CONTENT | A list of content ids or 0 |
| $CUSTOMER | A list of customer ids or 0 |
| $ORDER | A list of order ids or 0 |
To use this loop you need to combine it with another loop Index available : product,brand,category,folder,content,customer,order
{loop type="tnt-search" name="product-tnt-search-loop" search_for="product" locale="fr_FR" search=$search}
{loop type="product" name="product-loop" id=$PRODUCT order="given_id"}
Put your code here
{/loop}
{/loop}
The order="given_id" is important because TNTSearch return the ids in order of pertinence.