I am using v2 of the PHP SDK for interfacing requests to AWS CloudSearch. The documentation is here, however details and examples are somewhat lacking. I need to include facets in my search. It is clearly asking for a string but it is not clear exactly how the string should be formatted.
$cloudSearchDomainClient->serach([
'filterQuery' => $filter,
'query' => $query,
'queryParser' => 'lucene',
'facet' => '???'
]);
I have tried, for example:
'facet' => 'field1,field2,field3'
'facet' => 'facet.fieldname={sort:'count',size:5}'
'facet' => 'fieldname={sort:'count',size:5}'
(Some permutations based on examples in the non-sdk request descriptions here)
The appropriate syntax appears to be a string representing a javascript object.
For the default sort/count:
'facet' => '{fieldname:{}}'
To specify sorting options:
'faceet' => '{fieldname:{'sort':'count',size:5}}'
To request multiple facets:
'facet' => '{field1:{},field2"{}}"
Etc.
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I am trying to implement slugs in my bundle, but when i try to create a record and run my message consumer i get the following error:
Unexpected exception occurred during Direct URL generation ["exception" => Oro\Bundle\RedirectBundle\Exception\UnsupportedEntityException { …}] ["processor" => "Oro\Bundle\RedirectBundle\Async\DirectUrlProcessor","message_id" => "oro.6256de2124b630.96491198","message_body" => ["createRedirect" => true,"id" => [3],"class" => "Phpro\OroBundleBlogBundle\Entity\BlogPostCategory"],"message_properties" => ["oro.message_queue.client.topic_name" => "oro.redirect.generate_direct_url.entity","oro.message_queue.client.queue_name" => "oro.default","oro.security.token" => "organizationId=1;userId=1;userClass=Oro\Bundle\UserBundle\Entity\User;roles=ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR"],"message_headers" => ["content_type" => "application/json","message_id" => "oro.6256de2124b630.96491198","timestamp" => "1649860129","priority" => "2"],"elapsed_time" => "34 ms","memory_usage" => "107.57 MB"]
The slugs are stored, but the use of the get_slug_urls_for_prototypes twig filter results in the following error An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template (""). Again because of the UnsupportedEntityException
Am i missing some configuration?
As mentioned in the OroCommerce documentation the entity must implement the interface to support slugs. Make sure you fulfilled this requirement.
I'm wanting to access the custom metadata for an object uploaded via the S3 multipart upload after firing off the completeMultipartUpload method.
I initiate a multipart S3 upload with some added custom metadata like so:
$response = $this->client->createMultipartUpload([
'Bucket' => $this->bucket,
'Key' => $key,
'ContentType' => $type,
'Expires' => 60,
'Metadata' => [
'file-guid' => $fileGuid,
],
]);
When I complete the multipart upload, I'm wanting to access the file-guid metadata and pass it along in my response.
$result = $this->client->completeMultipartUpload([
'Bucket' => $this->bucket,
'Key' => $key,
'UploadId' => $uploadId,
'MultipartUpload' => [
'Parts' => $parts,
],
]);
$fileGuid = $result['?'] // Couldn't find the metadata in the result.
return response()->json(['file-guid' => $fileGuid]);
I've checked the S3 object after it's been uploaded and it shows the custom metadata, but I don't see how to access it. I assumed it would be part of the completeMultipartUpload response, but I'm not seeing it.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I found a solution, but it involves an additional request. If anyone knows of a way to access the metadata without making another request, that would be better.
$headObject = $this->client->headObject([
'Bucket' => $this->bucket,
'Key' => $key,
]);
As far as I understood, GET-Requests encode the parameters throught the url. I want to specify data that I get from the shopware REST-API (https://myshopurl/api/orders).
If I append ?limit=1, that works. But now I want to sort the results first.
The Shopware Rest API documentation says:
$params = [
'sort' => [
['property' => 'name']
]
];
$client->get('articles', $params);
or
$params = [
'sort' => [
['property' => 'orderTime'],
['property' => 'invoiceAmount', 'direction' => 'DESC']
]
];
$client->get('orders', $params);
but I am not sure how to build the URL from this information, because there are parameters within an array. Where do I have to write down the "sort" and do I have to use some brackets?
I hope somebody can help me :)
You simply need to put the filter in the url. Here is an example:
http://mydomain/api/orders?filter[0][property]=customer.email&filter[0][value]=my#domain.de
This is the exact example from here: https://developers.shopware.com/developers-guide/rest-api/#filter,-sort,-limit,-offset
I'm getting an error that I'm exceeding the number of requests allowed per session (30) when using this query (using Include instead of Customize):
ApplicationServer appServer = QuerySingleResultAndSetEtag(session => session
.Include<ApplicationServer>(x => x.CustomVariableGroupIds)
.Include<ApplicationServer>(x => x.ApplicationIdsForAllAppWithGroups)
.Include<ApplicationServer>(x => x.CustomVariableGroupIdsForAllAppWithGroups)
.Include<ApplicationServer>(x => x.CustomVariableGroupIdsForGroupsWithinApps)
.Include<ApplicationServer>(x => x.InstallationEnvironmentId)
.Load <ApplicationServer>(id))
as ApplicationServer;
Note, the error occurs on this line, which is called for each AppWithGroup within an application:
appGroup.Application = QuerySingleResultAndSetEtag(session =>
session.Load<Application>(appGroup.ApplicationId)) as Application;
However, this query (using Customize) doesn't create extra requests:
ApplicationServer appServer = QuerySingleResultAndSetEtag(session =>
session.Query<ApplicationServer>()
.Customize(x => x.Include<ApplicationServer>(y => y.CustomVariableGroupIds))
.Customize(x => x.Include<ApplicationServer>(y => y.ApplicationIdsForAllAppWithGroups))
.Customize(x => x.Include<ApplicationServer>(y => y.CustomVariableGroupIdsForAllAppWithGroups))
.Customize(x => x.Include<ApplicationServer>(y => y.CustomVariableGroupIdsForGroupsWithinApps))
.Customize(x => x.Include<ApplicationServer>(y => y.InstallationEnvironmentId))
.Where(server => server.Id == id).FirstOrDefault())
as ApplicationServer;
However, the above query causes an error:
Attempt to query by id only is blocked, you should use call
session.Load("applications/2017"); instead of
session.Query().Where(x=>x.Id == "applications/2017");
You can turn this error off by specifying
documentStore.Conventions.AllowQueriesOnId = true;, but that is not
recommend and provided for backward compatibility reasons only.
I had to set AllowQueriesOnId = true because it was the only way I could get this to work.
What am I doing wrong in the first query to cause the includes not to work?
By the way, another post had the same issue where he had to use Customize. I'd like to do this correctly though.
I'm not sure why the load isn't doing this for you, What version of raven are you on? I just tested this in Raven 2.5 build 2700 and the include is bringing back the information for me in a single request.
Anyway, with the load not working quite like i would expect, i would switch to a set of lazy queries to get what you want in 2 server round trips. http://ravendb.net/docs/2.5/client-api/querying/lazy-operations.
Another option that might work out better for you, (depending on what you are really doing with all of that data) is a transformer. http://ravendb.net/docs/2.5/client-api/querying/results-transformation/result-transformers?version=2.5
Hope that helps.
Is there a way to get the Amazon buyback (aka "trade-in") prices for textbooks through an API? I've searched around for a while but can't find a clue how people are getting this for their websites..
Here is the Amazon BuyBack program: amazon.com/buyback
Here is an example buyback URL: http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/s/ref=tradeinavs?url=rh%3Dn%3A2205237011%26i%3Dtextbooks-tradein&field-keywords=978-0321614018&Go.x=10&Go.y=17
I'm aware that I could just fetch the pages and parse the HTML, but if there is some way to get it through an API or whatever, I'm sure Amazon would prefer that to just parsing the page (also it would be faster to query).
The Product Advertising API has it in the ItemAttributes section when you do an ItemLookup search, as shown by this sample call (I believe this is perl, but just to show you a sample):
my $request = {
Service => 'AWSECommerceService',
Operation => 'ItemLookup',
Version=>'2010-11-01',
ItemId => $itemId,
ResponseGroup => 'ItemAttributes',
};
snip
'ASIN' => '0136100570',
'ItemAttributes' => {
'NumberOfItems' => '1',
'IsEligibleForTradeIn' => '1',
'TradeInValue' => {
'Amount' => '3550',
'CurrencyCode' => 'USD',
'FormattedPrice' => '$35.50'
},
'ListPrice' => {
'Amount' => '18900',
'CurrencyCode' => 'USD',
'FormattedPrice' => '$189.00'
Source: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/message.jspa?messageID=212679