Writing Predicate Parser For Search in C# with Antlr 4 – Part Two
Continuing from the previous part, where we’ve written and tested our parser using Antlr 4 – let’s now generate a C# parser, and hook it up to search an elasticsearch index.
Tag: Search
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Writing Predicate Parser For Search in C# with Antlr 4 – Part One
For some products, having your own language that your customers can use to be productive, or make your product that much more powerful, is a Domain Specific Language. Think Atlassian’s Jira Query Language, Github’s filter feature etc.
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API Pagination Problem
When we think of pagination – we think
SELECT * FROM MYTABLE LIMIT {skip}, {take}– ahhhhhh… ignorance is bliss.Let’s go through some of the ways we expose pagination through a Web API and dig a little deeper.
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The Poor Mans Search Solution with MySQL
Sometimes, there are cases when we need a Search Solution for a hobby project but don’t want to spend extra time and money in having a
Luceneor some other form of abstraction ofLucene, such asSolrorElasticSearch. If you’re working withMySQL(or even better, withPostgres), then you’re in luck – there’s a way to have a quick and dirty search solution for your dear project.