This plugin provides a flexible and powerful manner to integrate SOLR with your Craft projects. It takes the hard work out of your hands by providing simple means to store and retrieve data from SOLR.

You need SOLR to be installed on your server. This plugin sacrifices some simplicity in order to be as flexible as possible. To get most out of this plugin it would be helpful if you have at least basic knowledge about Php, Json and of course SOLR. The web is full of information about these topics, therefore it's outside the scope of this readme.

1. Add the dssolr folder to your Plugins directory.
2. Install it on the plugins page.
3. Add configuration settings.

Go to /craft/config/general.php and add the following configurations:

'dssolrHost' => 'your-host' Usually this is 'localhost', this is a required setting.

'dssolrPort' => 8080 Usually this is 8080, this is a required setting.

'dssolrPath' => '/solr/your_collection/' With the default SOLR setup this is '/solr/collection1/', this is a required setting.

'dssolrSectionIdField' => 'your_section_id_field' Optional, defaults to: 'section_id_i'.

'dssolrLocaleField' => 'your_locale_field' Optional, defaults to 'locale_s'.

'dssolrIndexStepSize' => 5 Optional, defaults to 5.

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