Java + Algolia

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1<! Algolia library with Apache HTTP requester (compatible with Java 8 and above) > 
2<dependency>
3  <groupId>com.algolia</groupId>
4  <artifactId>algoliasearch-core</artifactId>
5  <version>3.10.0</version>
6</dependency>
7<dependency>
8  <groupId>com.algolia</groupId>
9  <artifactId>algoliasearch-apache</artifactId>
10  <version>3.10.0</version>
11</dependency>
12
13mvn compile

Index

1// Sync version
2index.saveObjects(Arrays.asList(
3    new Contact()
4    .setFirstName("Jimmie")
5    .setLastName("Barninger")
6    .setObjectID("myID"),
7
8    new Contact()
9    .setFirstName("Warren")
10    .setLastName("Speach")
11    .setObjectID("myID2")
12));
13
14// Async version
15index.saveObjectsAsync(Arrays.asList(
16    new Contact()
17    .setFirstName("Jimmie")
18    .setLastName("Barninger")
19    .setObjectID("myID"),
20
21    new Contact()
22    .setFirstName("Warren")
23    .setLastName("Speach")
24    .setObjectID("myID2")
25));

Search

1SearchIndex<Contact> index = client.initIndex("contacts", Contact.class);
2
3SearchResult<Contact> search1 = index.search(new Query("query string"));
4
5SearchResult<Contact> search2 =
6  index
7    .search(new Query("query string")
8      .setAttributesToRetrieve(Arrays.asList("firstname", "lastname"))
9      .setHitsPerPage(50)
10    );
11
12// Async version
13CompletableFuture<SearchResult<Contact>> search1 = 
14  index.searchAsync(new Query("query string"));
15
16CompletableFuture<SearchResult<Contact>> search2 =
17  index
18    .searchAsync(new Query("query string")
19      .setAttributesToRetrieve(Arrays.asList("firstname", "lastname"))
20      .setHitsPerPage(50)
21    );