added code from ocracoke for search api

app/controllers/search_controller.rb

@@ -5,6 +5,41 @@ def index
   end
 
   def search
+    #solr = RSolr.connect url: Rails.configuration.ocracoke['solr_url']
+    solr = RSolr.connect url: "http://localhost:8983/solr/hydra-development"
+    solr_params = {
+      q: params[:q],
+      fq: "id:#{params[:id]}"
+    }
+    # FIXME:iiifsi
+    @response = solr.get 'select', params: solr_params
+
+    @docs = @response["response"]["docs"].map do |doc|
+      doc_hits = @response['highlighting'][doc['id']]['txt']
+      # Each "hit" here might have more than one match emphasized, so we pull those out now.
+      hits = doc_hits.map do |hit|
+        hit.scan(/<em>(.*?)<\/em>/).flatten
+      end.flatten
+      doc[:hit_number] = hits.length
+      doc[:hits] = hits
+      doc
+    end
+
+    @pages_json = {}
+    first_two_chars = params[:id][0,2]
+    @docs.map do |doc|
+      json_file = File.join Rails.configuration.ocracoke['ocr_directory'], first_two_chars, doc['id'], doc['id'] + ".json"
+      json = File.read json_file
+      page_json = JSON.parse(json)
+      @pages_json[doc['id']] = page_json
+    end
+
+    # We keep track of how many times a particular word has had a hit so that we
+    # pick the correct @pages_json word boundary. This compensates for how there
+    # could be more than one hit in a snippet.
+    @hits_used = {}
+
+    request.format = :json
     respond_to :json
   end
 end

app/views/search/_hit.json.jbuilder

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+json.set! '@type', 'search:Hit'
+json.annotations do
+  # This is the way we trick UV to show the number of hits
+  urls = []
+  doc[:hit_number].times do |time|
+    urls << annotation_url(doc['id'], doc['resource'], time)
+  end
+  json.array! urls
+end

app/views/search/_resource.json.builder

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+json.set! "@id", annotation_url(doc[:id], doc[:resource], doc[:time])
+json.set! '@type', 'oa:Annotation'
+json.motivation 'sc:painting'
+
+json.resource do
+  json.set! '@type',  "cnt:ContentAsText"
+  json.chars doc[:word]
+end
+
+page_word_list = @pages_json[doc[:id]]
+xywh = if !@pages_json[doc[:id]] || page_word_list[doc[:word]].nil?
+  "0,0,0,0"
+else
+  word_bounds = page_word_list[doc[:word]].shift
+  # FIXME: This is the wrong place to set all of these to integers
+  if word_bounds
+    x = word_bounds["x0"].to_i
+    y = word_bounds["y0"].to_i
+    w = word_bounds["x1"].to_i - word_bounds["x0"].to_i
+    h = word_bounds["y1"].to_i - word_bounds["y0"].to_i
+    "#{x},#{y},#{w},#{h}"
+  else
+    "0,0,0,0"
+  end
+end
+
+# FIXME: How to make this so it is possible to have different canvas URLs to
+#        match each institution's own URLs to canvases as found in their
+#        Presentation manifests?
+json.on manifest_canvas_on_xywh(doc[:id], xywh) #manifest_canvas_id(doc[:id]) + "#xywh=#{xywh}"

app/views/search/search.json.jbuilder

@@ -2,3 +2,24 @@ json.set! '@context', 'http://iiif.io/api/search/0/context.json'
 json.set! '@id', request.original_url
 json.set! '@type', 'sc:AnnotationList'
 json.startIndex 0
+
+json.within do
+  json.ignored []
+  json.total 1 # FIXME
+  json.set! '@type', 'sc:Layer'
+end
+
+json.hits @docs, partial: 'search/hit', as: :doc
+
+# We rework this into individual resource_docs/annotations so that
+# we trick UV into showing the number of hits for each page.
+resource_docs = []
+@docs.each do |doc|
+  doc[:hit_number].times do |time|
+    word = doc[:hits][time]
+    new_doc = {id: doc['id'], resource: doc['resource'], time: time, word: word}
+    resource_docs << new_doc
+  end
+end
+
+json.resources resource_docs, partial: 'search/resource', as: :doc