Write async

UpdateAsync()

Perform a non-blocking updates an existing document to the backend.

• Parameters: Require a document id (DocumentId). We have some other overloading methods allowing pass more parameters.
• Return value: return an awaitable Task.

_searchClient.UpdateAsync<MyDocument>("your_existing_document_id", new UpdateRequestBody({//your document's fields}));

IndexAsync()

Perform a non-blocking index document or a bulk of documents to the store.

• Parameters: Require a document object. We have some other overloading methods for passing different type of parameters.
• Return value:
  • Indexing a single document will return an awaitable Task<IndexResult>.
  • Indexing a bulk documents will return an awaitable Task<BulkResult>.

await _searchClient.IndexAsync(new MyDocument());

DeleteByQueryAsync()

Perform a non-blocking delete documents. We perform a "search and then delete" based on your matching documents by your query.

• Parameters: Require a IQuery object.
• Return value: Return an awaitable Task<DeleteByQueryResult>.

var query = new IdsQuery("1", "4", "100");
_searchClient.DeleteByQueryAsync(query, null);
//if you're using our ClientExtensions just call
_searchClient.DeleteAsync<MyDocument>(x => x.Name.Match("alloy"));

TrackAsync()

Perform an asynchronous track query to FIND service. It will store a track document in your statistics index.

• Return an awaitable Task, TrackQueryResult contains a track id when successfully.

This is used in Track() extension method and you do not need to care much about this except that Track will be perform in a separate thread.

_searchClient.Search<ArticlePage>()
  .For("alloy")
  .Track() //perform a non-blocking track to FIND (TrackQueryAsync)
  .GetResultAsync();

TrackHitAsync()

Perform an increasement for a track, this is usually used for the click calculation.

• Parameters:
  • Required parameters: The query string and the hit id are required.
  • Optional parameter: An action for the TrackHitCommand.
• Return value: Return an awaitable Task<TrackHitResult>.

 using EPiServer.Find.Statistics;

await _searchClient.Statistics().TrackHitAsync("query", "type/hit_id");