I’m trying to build a file uploader which creates a typesense document after the file is uploaded. when i use the typesense ruby api to create a document with A_object.index!, can i assume that the document will be created in the collection the moment the command is executed, or there’s internal batching over at typesense? I realize that i don’t see the new document after refreshing the api call to my backend when the uploader successfully uploads the file.

Typesense server will return a HTTP response based on if the import operation has been executed successfully. If it is successful, then it should be visible on your collection

I don't think the index! Function in ruby typesense returns a response. How can we then wait the response for that call?

Is the response successful? The

import

endpoint returns a list of JSON objects indicating whether the import was successful or not, with an error code for each import failiure

While the api returns the response, do you know if this library will return the response from the api? I realize i was using the typesense-rails library with the index! function: https://github.com/typesense/typesense-rails/

The original package was issued by Algolia and has it's own docs. Have you tried logging the response of the

index!

method?

index! returns a nil or null response, we can’t use it effectively.

During indexing, since the data needs to be replicated across the nodes for redundancy purposes, you should expect some spikes in CPU usage, though it shouldn't pose any significant delays itself.

No it doesn't. It returns nil right at the end too.

Will look into it!

yeah it looks good

Correct!