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Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/

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Search abstraction over different search engines written in PHP. Currently implemented Elasticsearch, Opensearch, Algolia, Meilisearch, Loupe, RediSearch, Solr, Typesense. Documentation: https://php-cmsig.github.io/search/

php-cmsig.github.io/search/