Appendix: Solrizer Reference

Dynamic Field Names generated using Solrizer

Solrizer, which was used to generate solr field names, is deprecated. Convert instances of Solrizer.solr_name to hard coded solr field names. The chart below shows the dynamic field ending to use based on data type (e.g. string, date, etc.) and indexing options (e.g. :facetable, searchable, etc.).

Extensions based on data type and indexed as

data type → ↓indexed as	:date	:time	:text_en	:string	:symbol	:integer	:boolean
none	_dtsim	_dtsim	_tesim	_tesim	_ssim	_isim	_bsi
:stored_searchable	_dtsim	_dtsim	_tesim	_tesim	_ssim	_isim	_bsi
:searchable	_dtim	_dtsim	_teim	_teim	_sim	_iim	_bim
:dateable	_dtsim	_dtsim	_dtsim	_dtsim	_dtsim	_dtsim	_dtsim
:facetable	_sim	_sim	_sim	_sim	_sim	_sim	_sim
:symbol	_ssim	_ssim	_ssim	_ssim	_ssim	_ssim	_ssim
:sortable	_dti	_dti	_tei	_si	_si	_ii	_bi
:stored_sortable	_dtsi	_dtsi	_tesi	_ssi	_ssi	_isi	_bsi
:displayable	_ssm	_ssm	_ssm	_ssm	_ssm	_ssm	_ssm
:unstemmed_searchable	_tim	_tim	_tim	_tim	_tim	_tim	_tim
:simple	_dti	_dti	_tei	_si	_si	_ii	_bi

Understanding dynamic field extensions

First character or two indicate the type of the field.

b	boolean
dt	date and/or time
i	integer
s	string
te	English text

The remaining characters determine how the field is handled in Solr. The order matters. They appear below in the order they are expected. All are optional, but at least one should be specified.

s	stored	indicates that the field value should be part of the retrieved results
i	indexed	indicates that the field value can be searched
m	multiple	indicates whether or not the field can have multiple values

Example valid extensions:

sim	s i m	- String - indexed - multi-valued NOTE: It will not be part of the returned solr document.
tesim	te s i m	- English text - stored - indexed - multi-valued
dtsi	dt s i	- Date - stored - indexed NOTE: It cannot have multiple values.

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