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Simplistic Full-Text Search With Redis
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'redis'
require 'benchmark'
module SimpleSearch
def index input
document = File.new(input)
document_id = document.path
tokens = analyze document.read
store document_id, tokens
puts "Indexed document #{document_id} with tokens:", tokens.inspect, "\n"
end
def analyze content
# >>> Split content by words
content.split(/\W/).
# >>> Downcase every word
map { |word| word.downcase }.
# >>> Reject stop words and empty tokens
reject { |word| STOPWORDS.include?(word) || word == '' }
end
def store document_id, tokens
tokens.each do |token|
# >>> Save posting into inverted index
R.sadd "search:index:terms:#{token}", document_id
# >>> Save occurence count per token and document
R.incr "search:index:counts:#{token}:#{document_id}"
end
end
def search query
puts '-'*80
elapsed = Benchmark.realtime do
# >>> Just split query into terms
terms = query.split(' ')
# >>> Gather document ids containing all terms
documents = R.sinter *terms.map { |term| "search:index:terms:#{term}" }
documents.each do |document|
# >>> Compute score as: <OCCURENCES OF ALL TERMS IN DOCUMENT> / <TERMS COUNT>
score = terms.inject(0) do |sum, term|
sum += R.get("search:index:counts:#{term}:#{document}").to_i; sum
end / terms.size
puts "* #{document} (Score: #{score})"
end
end
puts '-'*80, "Query '#{query}' finished in #{sprintf("%1.5f", elapsed)} seconds"
end
def counts
occurences = {}
# >>> Load counts for all terms and documents in index
counts = R.keys "search:index:counts:*"
counts.each do |count|
_, _, _, term, file = count.split(':')
# p [term, file]
# p R.get count
occurences[term] ||= 0
# >>> Build a hash with terms and their counts
occurences.update( { term => (occurences[term] += R.get(count).to_i) } )
end
# >>> Sort the terms by their occurences, in descending order
occurences = occurences.sort { |a, b| b[1] <=> a[1] }
occurences[0...10]
end
R = Redis.new
STOPWORDS = %w|a an and are as at but by for if in is it no not of on or that the then there these they this to was will with|
extend self
end
if __FILE__ == $0
case command = ARGV.shift
when 'search'
query = ARGV.join(' ')
SimpleSearch.search query
when 'counts'
SimpleSearch.counts.each do |facet|
term, count = facet
puts "* #{term.ljust(10)} (#{count})"
end
when 'index'
elapsed = Benchmark.realtime do
SimpleSearch::R.keys("search:*").each { |key| SimpleSearch::R.del key }
ARGV.each { |file| SimpleSearch.index file }
end
puts '-'*80, "Indexing done in #{sprintf("%1.2f", elapsed)} seconds", '-'*80
else
puts "USAGE:\n #{$0} index <FILE>\n #{$0} search <QUERY>\n #{$0} counts"
end
end
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