Get started with ReactiveSearch Pipelines with our How To guides curated considering all scenarios that a developer might come across. Our guides are aimed at giving the reader a proper idea of the pipelines and giving them an idea of how capable ReactiveSearch Pipelines are.
Add External Search Results
This example covers the scenario where a person might want to include external results into the querytranslate response. This guide explains how this can be done by using an example of adding external results by accessing Google's Knowledge Graph API. Read More
Create an Indexing Pipeline
An indexing pipeline is useful when there are custom steps that needs to be done while a document is being indexed. This guide uses the example of adding vector data for a certain field of the passed documentation by hitting an external API. Read More
Handle Authorization Effectively
This example explains how authorization is handled effectively with the pre-built authorization stage and how to test it. Read More
Add Side Effect
Adding side effects while a search request is being made might be an useful scenario. Side effects include things like saving the request body everytime there is a request and so on. In this guide, an example of saving the request body to an index is taken and explained. Read More
kNN Response Stage
This guide explains how kNN (k-Nearest Neighbor) can be utilized to rearrange the response results on the basis of a vector and an algorithm provided by the user. Read More
Relevant Search Stages
Making a proper search pipeline can be a hard task. This guide explains how to use all the pre-built plugins provided by ReactiveSearch in order to make a relevant search pipeline. Read More
Error Handling in Pipelines
Handling errors gracefully is a skill that a lot of developers crave. ReactiveSearch Pipelines makes it easy to handle pipeline errors and return distinct responses for better understanding. Read More
