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OpenSearch Adapter

A PHP adapter for the OpenSearch PHP client.

Installation

Install the package with Composer:

composer require directorytree/opensearch-adapter

Creating Managers

Create the adapter managers from an OpenSearch\Client instance:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Documents\DocumentManager;
use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Indices\IndexManager;
use OpenSearch\Client;

$documents = new DocumentManager($client);
$indices = new IndexManager($client);

Managing Indices

Use an index blueprint when you want fluent mapping and settings builders:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Indices\IndexBlueprint;
use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Indices\Mapping;
use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Indices\Settings;

$mapping = (new Mapping)
    ->keyword('id')
    ->text('title')
    ->object('author', [
        'properties' => [
            'name' => ['type' => 'text'],
        ],
    ]);

$settings = (new Settings)->index([
    'number_of_shards' => 1,
    'number_of_replicas' => 0,
    'refresh_interval' => '1s',
]);

$indices->create(new IndexBlueprint('books', $mapping, $settings));

Use field() for less common, custom, or newer OpenSearch field types:

$mapping = (new Mapping)->field('embedding', 'custom_vector', [
    'dimension' => 1536,
]);

Settings include top-level setters for common OpenSearch settings groups:

$settings = (new Settings)
    ->index([
        'number_of_shards' => 1,
        'number_of_replicas' => 0,
    ])
    ->analysis([
        'analyzer' => [
            'content' => [
                'type' => 'custom',
                'tokenizer' => 'whitespace',
            ],
        ],
    ])
    ->similarity([
        'default' => [
            'type' => 'BM25',
        ],
    ]);

Use set() for top-level settings groups that do not have a dedicated method:

$settings = (new Settings)
    ->set('custom_group', [
        'enabled' => true,
    ]);

Indexing Documents

Documents contain the OpenSearch document ID and source payload:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Documents\Document;

$documents->index('books', [
    new Document('1', [
        'title' => 'The Hobbit',
    ]),
]);

Document routing values can be attached by document ID:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Documents\DocumentRouting;

$routing = DocumentRouting::make('1', 'tenant-1');

$documents->index('books', [
    new Document('1', [
        'title' => 'The Hobbit',
    ]),
], routing: $routing);

Searching Documents

Build a search request with raw OpenSearch query fragments:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Search\SearchRequest;

$request = (new SearchRequest([
    'match' => [
        'title' => 'hobbit',
    ],
]))
    ->size(10)
    ->highlight([
        'fields' => [
            'title' => new stdClass,
        ],
    ]);

$response = $documents->search('books', $request);

$total = $response->total();

$hits = array_map(
    fn ($hit) => $hit->document()->source(),
    $response->hits(),
);

Aliases

Aliases can include optional filters and routing values:

use DirectoryTree\OpenSearchAdapter\Indices\Alias;

$indices->putAlias('books', new Alias(
    'tenant-books',
    filter: [
        'term' => [
            'tenant_id' => 1,
        ],
    ],
    routing: 'tenant-1',
));

$aliases = $indices->getAliases('books');

Raw Responses

Search response objects expose the original OpenSearch payload through raw():

$rawHit = $response->hits()[0]->raw();
$rawResponse = $response->raw();

Credits

This package builds on a lot of the foundation and prior work from Ivan Babenko and his Elasticsearch Laravel ecosystem packages.

We're grateful for the work he has shared with the Laravel community. If this package helps your work, consider supporting Ivan through GitHub Sponsors.