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Description

A simple command-line application to showcase typesense examples.

Setup

The configuration of the client can be updated to reflect your setup. The included example emulates a multi-node cluster, following steps are required to run it as is:

  1. Download Typesense server binary (link).
  2. The file typesense-server-nodes contains a list of comma-separated values representing the peer nodes and the port on which they accept peer communication. For example, in 192.168.43.11:8107:8108 the node 192.168.43.11:8107 accepts peer communication at port 8108. Update these CSV's to reflect your setup.
  3. Create separate data directories for each of the nodes, for example:

mkdir /tmp/typesense-server-data-7108

Similarly for typesense-server-data-8108 and typesense-server-data-9108. Update the respective config files if using some other directory.

  1. Spin up three instances of the server following the pattern:

./typesense-server --config=[path to node7108.ini] --nodes=[path to typesense-server-nodes].

Similarly for node8108.ini and node9108.ini. These files are present in server_configuration/.

To know more about command line arguments, follow this link.

Execution

After all three nodes are running, change current directory to typesense-dart/example/console-simple/ and issue the following command:

dart bin/main.dart

or

dart example/console-simple/bin/main.dart if still in root.