lucene-cli
The Lucene.Net command line interface (CLI) is a new cross-platform toolchain with utilities for maintaining Lucene.Net and demos for learning basic Lucene.Net functionality. Run 'lucene' to see usage information.
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Lucene.NET command line interface (CLI) tools
The Lucene.NET command line interface (CLI) is a new cross-platform toolchain with utilities for maintaining Lucene.NET and demos for learning basic Lucene.NET functionality.
Prerequisites
- .NET 6.0 Runtime or Higher (.NET 8.0 recommended)
Installation
Perform a one-time install of the lucene-cli tool using the dotnet tool install command, which will install the specified version:
dotnet tool install lucene-cli -g --version 4.8.0-beta00018
The version of the CLI you install should match the version of Lucene.NET you use. The version can be specified using the
--versionoption of thedotnet tool installcommand. For a list of available versions, see the versions tab of the lucene-cli NuGet package or run the dotnet tool list command using the package idlucene-cli.
You may then use the lucene-cli tool to analyze and update Lucene.NET indexes and use its demos.
The CLI is configured to roll-forward
to the next available major version of .NET installed on your machine, if only a newer one than .NET 8 is found.
You can control this behavior by setting the DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD environment variable or --roll-forward
command-line argument to Disable to prevent rolling forward, or LatestMajor to always use the latest
available major version, before running the CLI tool.
CLI Commands
The following commands are installed:
Command structure
CLI command structure consists of the driver ("lucene"), the command, and possibly command arguments and options. You see this pattern in most CLI operations, such as checking a Lucene.NET index for problematic segments and fixing (removing) them:
lucene index check C:\my-index --verbose
lucene index fix C:\my-index
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