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README.md

Registry Indexer

  1. Install requirements.txt

  2. Add the 'analysis' folder and the 'hunspell' to the config path of your OpenSearch or ElasticSearch instance (usr/share/opensearch/config).

  3. Add connection data for OS to .env

  4. Execute 'indexer.py' to index all data sources to your OpenSearch.

Currently the following languages are supported for language specific analysis: German, English, French and Spanish. German and English use the hunspell dictionary for stemming. German furthermore considers compound words.