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README.md

Zero Trust Search Engine

This repository contains all the code nessecary to create your own version of https://search.0t.rocks.

Quickstart

To get your search engine running quickly on a single Linux host:

  1. Install Docker with Docker Compose
  2. Run docker compose build; docker compose up
  3. Run bash start.sh
  4. Visit http://your-ip:3000

Converting Data

This is the hard part and completely up to you. You need to convert data into a standard format before it can be imported. See sample.json for the example data.

Importing Data

Data imports are done using the SimplePostTool included with Solr. You can download a copy of the binary release here, and import data with the following command after extracting Solr: bin/post -c BigData -p 8983 -host <your host> path/to/your/file

Docs are available here: https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/indexing-guide/post-tool.html

Making Changes

If you make changes to code in the "dataapp" directory, you can re-build your app by re-running step 1 of Quickstart.

Considerations / Warnings

  • Solr is very complex. If you intend on extending on the existing schema or indexing large quantities (billions) of documents, you will want to learn more about how it works.
  • Keep backups, things will go wrong if you deviate the standard path.
  • Don't be evil.