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nightly bin+lib searchspot

The service responsible for Honeypot's ElasticSearch data

21 releases (11 breaking)

Uses old Rust 2015

0.16.0 Jan 12, 2018
0.15.4 Oct 5, 2017
0.15.2 Sep 29, 2017
0.13.2 Jul 14, 2017
0.5.0 Jul 29, 2016

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Searchspot

Build Status

This service is responsible for Honeypot's ElasticSearch data and is mainly powered by rs-es and iron. Companies on Honeypot use it to search the developers they need to hire.

We hope that it will be useful to anyone who needs a search engine with a more-or-less complex system of data filtering (including strings, dates and booleans querying and full text search).

Things that are missing

  • Proper indentation

Dependencies

  • Rust Nightly
  • ElasticSearch 2.x (1.6+ here)

Setup

Install the latest release of Rust using either rustup, the official way or your package manager (i.e.: brew install rust)).

Then clone this repository to your computer and run the executable with

$ cargo run examples/default.toml

You can generate an optimized executable just appending --release, but the compile time will be longer.

You can execute $ cargo test to run the tests and $ cargo doc to generate the documentation.

Please make sure you have an ElasticSearch instance running.

Example

You can create your own searchspot creating a new executable with cargo, whose main.rs will look like ours, but instead of using searchspot::resources::user::Talent you'll need to replace it with a new resource made by you, according to your needs.

Basically, a resource is any struct that implements the trait searchspot::resource::Resource.

Authentication

When the authentication is enabled, the server accepts only requests that provide an Authentication header containing a valid TOTP token generated using the secrets defined in searchspot's auth.read or auth.write depending from the kind of request (either GET or POST/DELETE), i.e.: { "Authorize" => "token 492039" }.

Heroku

To deploy this application on Heroku, just run

$ heroku create my-searchspot --buildpack https://github.com/Hoverbear/heroku-buildpack-rust
$ heroku ps:scale web=1`

You need also to set the following environment variables (example in parentheses):

  • ES_URL (https://user:pass@some-server.io:80)
  • ES_INDEX (my_index)
  • HTTP_HOST (0.0.0.0)
  • AUTH_ENABLED (true)
  • AUTH_READ (icsbqwdg7ukqluav)
  • AUTH_WRITE (7x2ockhyff4fmm5n)

You can get the data for ES_URL by adding an addon ((☞゚∀゚)☞) for ElasticSearch to my-searchspot and click on it.

AUTH_ is optional – if omitted the feature will be turned off.

Versioning

Unfortunately we didn't use the semantic versioning from the very beginning. We'll bump the minor version when a relevant change is done or a reindex is needed, otherwise a patch will be released. No major version is currently planned to be released.

License

Copyright © 2016 Honeypot GmbH. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.

About Honeypot

Honeypot

Honeypot is a developer focused job platform.

The names and logos for Honeypot are trademarks of Honeypot GmbH.

Dependencies

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