Hi all, The readme of is pointing to a module documentat

UM9F81RCP

Hi all,
The readme of https://github.com/spryker/product-search is pointing to a module documentation that does not exist, can anyone please post a working link to the documentation
thanks

UK7KBE2JW

Hi, dunno for what you are looking, but you can take a look on the documentations: https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/mg-product-search

Alberto Reyer

Like every other Spryker module 😉

I would recommend starting with https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/search

UM9F81RCP

@UL6DGRULR except that the results you get are not really helpful

UM9F81RCP

I searched there before I posted this message 🙂

UM9F81RCP

@UK7KBE2JW thanks for responding ... this is not what I was looking for, I saw it before. I was looking for more extended documentation about how to make attributes of a product searchable, I can dive into the code for hours and I can find it out, but I was expecting a bit more docs on the topic.

UK7KBE2JW

Yeah the best way is to search in the code instead of searching for documentation. Most of the time when i was searching something in the docs it was outdated or missing.

Alberto Reyer

If you ask or state a problem the Spryker community might be able to help you. If your question is to get a link to the documentation, please don’t be disappointed if you get a link but not an answer to the question you had in mind.

how to make attributes of a product searchable

This is something I can answer:

You need to add the attribute to https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/file-details-product-search-attributecsv and import the according file. This will make the attribute available in the search after triggering search events (vendor/bin/console event:trigger -r product_abstract & vendor/bin/console event:trigger -r product_concrete)

UM9F81RCP

Thanks @UL6DGRULR I thought the module docs (if they existed) would include this info 🙂 thats why I am asking for the main source ... because it can answer 100 questions not only my own ... but thanks this sounds promising ... I will try it 👍🏻

Alberto Reyer

Sadly all the module readmes are nearly useless as they point into the void since several years. So documentation.spryker.com should be the starting point for all questions.
(This is something which bothered me too for a while now)

UM9F81RCP

which makes the code really the best starting point 😅

UM9F81RCP

do you guys have any idea about possible filter types for this file? besides single and multi selects ? is there something like ranges for numerical attributes?

Alberto Reyer

I think ranges are supported (e.g.: for price filters) a numerical filter is not known to me.

UM9F81RCP

are these filter type enumerated somewhere ?

UM9F81RCP

to know what options one has?

Alberto Reyer

https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/standard-filters-overview

UM9F81RCP

thanks a lot

Alberto Reyer

To see what possibilities exists you can use the Zed UI: https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/managing-search-preferences and play around with it.
I do not have a running Zed with Elasticsearch here, as our current project is using FactFinder instead and so we removed all standard search features from Spryker

UM9F81RCP

I see thanks

UM9F81RCP

this is helpful

UK7KBE2JW

Or you can take a look in this Plugin: https://github.com/fond-of/spryker-product-page-search-attribute-expander/tree/mas[…]ker/Zed/ProductPageSearchAttributeExpander/Communication/Plugin