[D7] MongoDB Indexer [#2336387]

Introduction

Have you ever wondered if you could use Drupal as your CMS and other technology
to distribute contents to users? Mongodb indexer could well be a key part of
(such) a system that answers this question. MongoDB indexer sends your metadata
to MongoDB without intefering/altering your main storage engine. You can add
extra data to a mongo document; or alter a mongo document before it is sent to
MongoDB. "There is a hook for that", of course.

A practical use case is a combination of: Drupal to manage your contents;
MongoDB indexer to send metadata to MongoDB clusters; Node.js to distribute
the contents from MongoDB clusters.

Features

Selectable content types to be sent to MongoDB including custom entities,
nodes, comments, taxonomy, users, and files.
Ability to re-indexing a single node content type or a single bundle of
a custom entity.
Re-indexing operation are separated from normal indexing operation.
Fexibility in setting up PHP MongClient connection in settings.php.
Support for a single MongoDB instance or a Replica Set.

Project page: MongoDB Indexer
Git: git clone --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/tungscit/2336329.git mongodb_indexer

Comments

Comment #1

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Comment #2

leopathu CreditAttribution: leopathu commented 30 September 2014 at 19:27

Status:

Needs review

» Needs work

Hi tungscit,
You have created a form for module configuration at "admin/config/search/mongodb-indexer". Thats good.
but you written the form on the same page. best way to use the configuration form mongodb_indexer_settings($form, &$form_state) in the separated file (mongodb_indexer.admin.inc)

You could simply include the mongodb_indexer.drush.inc, mongodb_indexer.api with the MY_MODULE.info file
(ex : files[] = mongodb_indexer.drush.inc )

Comment #3

tungscit CreditAttribution: tungscit commented 23 October 2014 at 11:51

Status:

Needs work

» Needs review

Hi leopathu,

Many thanks for the comments!

We think that it is not necessary or optional to separate the setting form to a separated file.
Regarding the .info, according to this documentation, the files property is optional and is used for loading interface or class.

I'm going put this back to need review.

Comment #4

firebird CreditAttribution: firebird commented 28 October 2014 at 08:01

Status:

Needs review

» Reviewed & tested by the community

I've run the Pareview checks, gone through the project application checklist, and reviewed the code manually. I couldn't find any issues. As such, marking the application as RTBC.

Comment #5

kscheirer

English

Vallejo

CreditAttribution: kscheirer commented 17 February 2015 at 07:03

Status:

Reviewed & tested by the community

» Fixed

Great code! Couldn't find any issues either, though you should prefer single quotes where possible for Drupal code standard.

Thanks for your contribution, tungscit!

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