Closed marleybobby closed 7 years ago
Did you add. a facade like tutorial suggests? And is. the facade included in the autoload file? If not then you skipped a step, perhaps artisan optmize? On Sat, 4 Nov 2017 at 17:38, marleybobby notifications@github.com wrote:
I followed this tutorial http://tnt.studio/blog/searching-for-bobby-fisher-with-laravel-5 but it seems that there isn't any facade provided, so how can I translate this
public static function insertToIndex($model) { TNTSearch::selectIndex('mymodel.index'); $index = TNTSearch::getIndex(); $index->insert($model->toArray()); }
to a working piece of code?
Is my approach correct, or is there a better one?
$tnt = new TNTSearch; $tnt->selectIndex('mymodel.index'); $index = $tnt->getIndex(); $index->insert($model->toArray());
And why isn't there a facade like in that tutorial described?
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I tried to add 'TNTSearch' => TeamTNT\TNTSearch\Facades\TNTSearch::class,
but there isn't a directory called Facade in that folder. So I'm not able to include sth. what isn't available.
It seems that the Facade was removed with version 1.0. So what the correct way to call the indexer?
The facade has been removed when laravel introduced scout and isn't necessary anymore. I guess we should update the tutorial
Just figured out the same. There isn't any need to manually handle it, scout will do it for you.
An update or a notice would be great.
@marleybobby we just updated the tutorial, please try to follow it again and let us know if we skipped any steps.
http://tnt.studio/blog/searching-for-bobby-fisher-with-laravel-5
Seems good to me. Found out the same approach.
I followed this tutorial http://tnt.studio/blog/searching-for-bobby-fisher-with-laravel-5 but it seems that there isn't any facade provided, so how can I translate this
to a working piece of code?
Is my approach correct, or is there a better one?
And why isn't there a facade like in that tutorial described?It seems that the Facade was removed with version 1.0.0. So what the correct way to call the Indexer in Laravel?