Client Sajari service

This repository contains a Dockerised application that with minimal configuration will allow you to integrate the Sajari search service with a Google product feed.

Building the application

This application uses Gradle as a build tool. Simply run gradle build to build the project, or if using Docker you can run the Docker file.

You will need to create a gradle.properties with a valid Github personal access token with package access. More information is available here using a published package and here creating a personal access token

gradle.properties

gpr.user=githubusername
gpr.key=ghp_personal_access_token

Update the application.yml to correctly reference your Sajari collection and with the appropriate collection-id, key-id and key-secret. You will also need to provide a reference to the Google Product Feed. These can be passed to the application as environment variables key.id, key.secret, collection.id etc.

sajari:
  key-id: ${key.id}
  key-secret: ${key.secret}
  collection-id: ${collection.id}
  api-url: https://api-gateway.sajari.com

customer:
  google-product-feed-url: ${google.product.feed.url}
  sweep-stale-data: ${sweep.stale.data}
  

These can also be passed as environment variables:

Key	Value
key.id	See Console credentials page
key.secret	See Console credentials page
collection.id	The Sajari collection id you are working with
google.product.feed.url	Google product feed endpoint
sweep.stale.data	'true' if the service should delete old recrods

Deploying the application

This application can be deployed as a Docker container to a service of your choice.

Attached to this project is an example deployment configuration using a GitHub action triggered when you create a GitHub release. Look at the following action for more details: main.yml