= Quick Start =
This guide will quickly setup sfSearch in about 10 minutes.  It is written to integrate Zend_Search_Lucene, Propel, and symfony specifically.

== Install ==
Checkout the neccessary packages:
  * Checkout [wiki:sfSearchPlugin]:
{{{
svn co http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfSearchPlugin/trunk/core plugins/sfSearchPlugin
}}}
  * Checkout [wiki:sfLucenePlugin]:
{{{
svn co http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfLucenePlugin/trunk/lucene plugins/sfLucenePlugin
}}}
  * Checkout [wiki:sfPropelSearchPlugin]:
{{{
svn co http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfPropelSearchPlugin/trunk/propel plugins/sfPropelSearchPlugin
}}}

== Configure Index ==
Now we are ready to configure our first index.

=== Intialize Index ===
Create the index skeleton:
{{{
symfony search:init-index MySearchIndex
}}}

This will create the file {{{ %SF_ROOT_DIR%/lib/search/MySearchIndex.class.php }}}.

Open {{{ %SF_ROOT_DIR%/lib/search/MySearchIndex.class.php }}} and locate the following segment:
{{{
#!php
<?php
protected function configure()
{
}
}}}

=== Setup Zend_Search_Lucene ===
Give the index a backend indexing engine:
{{{
#!php
<?php
protected function configure()
{
  $this->setEngine(new xfLuceneEngine(sfConfig::get('sf_data_dir') . '/index/MySearchIndex'));
}
}}}

=== Setup Propel Services ===
Tell sfSearch to index your book model:
{{{
#!php
<?php
protected function configure()
{
  $this->setEngine(new xfLuceneEngine(sfConfig::get('sf_data_dir') . '/index/MySearchIndex'));

  $bookService = new xfService(new xfPropelIdentifier('Book'));
  $bookService->addBuilder(new xfPropelBuilder(array(
          new xfField('author', xfField::KEYWORD),
          new xfField('title', xfField::TEXT),
          new xfField('description', xfField::TEXT),
          new xfField('isbn', xfField::KEYORD)
          )));
  $bookService->addRetort(new xfRetortField);
  $bookService->addRetort(new xfRetortRoute('book/preview?isbn=$isbn$'));

  $this->getServiceRegistry()->register($bookService);
}
}}}

To have sfSearch automatically update your model when you save or delete it, open {{{ lib/model/Book.php }}} and append the following to the bottom of the class declaration:
{{{
#!php
<?php
xfPropelBehavior::register('Book', array('MySearchIndex'));
}}}

Repeat this section for each model.

== Configure Interface ==
Create skeleton interface:
{{{
symfony search:init-interface frontend search MySearchIndex 
}}}

Open {{{ apps/frontend/modules/search/config/generator.yml }}} and you will see:
{{{
generator:
  class:              xfGeneratorInterface
  param:
    index_class:      MySearch
    theme:            default
}}}

Configure how to display each service:
{{{
generator:
  class:              xfGeneratorInterface
  param:
    index_class:      MySearch
    theme:            default

    simple:
     services:
      propel-Book:
        title: getTitle
        description: getDescription
        route: getRoute 
}}}

Make sure you change "title", "description", and "route" to match the retorts you registered in the service registry.

Repeat the block
{{{
propel-Book:
  title: getTitle
  description: getDescription
  route: getRoute 
}}}
for every service you have.

== Find Something ==
We are now ready to start searching the index.

=== Clear Cache ===
{{{
symfony cache:clear
}}}

=== Populate Index ===
Build the index:
{{{
symfony search:populate MySearchIndex
}}}

=== Test Interface ===
Surf to {{{ http://localhost/project/search }}} and try a search. Enjoy!