I’ve finally got round to releasing kosearch – a Kohana search module. It’s an implementation of Zend (Lucene) Search, a file-based search/index solution. kosearch provides a simple way to index and search Models. It’s perfect for a web site that might contain news, products etc. kosearch also exposes the underlying Zend libraries so that other things can be indexed – PDFs, web pages, Word docs etc.
The module comes complete with a demo and details of how to use the module.
The module is available for download on github.
The kosearch module has been written for, and tested against Kohana 2.3.4.
All comments and feedback appreciated

Hi,
what is the diferente between kosearch and cache?
thanks
kosearch is made from chalk and cache is from cheese
um.. kosearch is a search index. Nothing to do with caching
Hi, Thanks for putting this together. I have it working perfectly, but I’m wondering if you have tried paginating the results with Kohana’s pagination library or perhaps something else? If so, do you have an example?
Thanks again!
Hi Anthony. glad you find the library useful. To be honest, I’ve not much Kohana dev for a while= and I’ve not looked into pagination. However, I’ve just completed a large Zend project and we used Lucene extensively. Zend PAgination comes with an adapter for Lucene.
I took a quick look at the Kohana pagination library. Shouldn’t be too difficult to extend for Lucene, or even easier to write your own Pagination class. The key difference is that whereas SQL queries use LIMIT and OFFSET, with Lucene, you always return the full number of hits
thanks for your Kohana Search project but I seem to be having issues getting it to work I’ve followed all the directions but keep getting errors about the Zend files not existing even though they are uploaded as you had mentioned.
Hey, i am really need your help ! I want to know how to integrate kosearch with the latest version of kohana its rather different with your previous tuts
Hi. I’ve not had a chance to upgrade to v3, but I did recently notice that someone has re-implemented it. Shame they never bothered to let me know.
Take a look here: https://github.com/evopix/kohana-search