Choose to only index a file instead of the whole directory?

[eklem]

Today we have -d ./somedirectory/
For the search solution I'm working on, I have several sources, giving me several .json-files, that are updated every now and then. I would like to only index the ones that are updated, and not all, all the time.

Could we have something like-f somefile.json in addition. That would make it much more flexible. Maybe even cater for wildcard matching like -f somefile*.json?

[eklem]

Currently I solve this by having one directory for each source:

./source-01/source-01.json
./source-02/source-02.json

So that means this is a nice to have.

[eklem]

And I guess this ties in with #2
That will also give the user more flexibility to how to use the indexer.

[eklem]

This is easy to do with search-index si.add. You just decide how many, one if wanted, documents you want to add to one batch.

[fergiemcdowall]

Could be leave this open? It is still true that if you are using norch-indexer that you cant index one individual file into norch. (you can index a file with curl or search-index, but not with norch-indexer)