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Description
`1.53.2
Meilisearch is an open source, typo-tolerant search engine written in Rust. It indexes your documents and serves fast, relevant full-text search, filtering, and sorting over a simple REST API, which makes it a building block for application search, site search, and chat or knowledge base search, without the operational weight of a larger search platform.
This package runs Meilisearch on Cloudron as a headless search API, always in production mode:
- No dashboard, no single sign-on, and no interactive login screen sit in front of the API, because the application exists to serve programmatic clients, and a login wall would break every one of them.
GET /healthstays open with no credential, which is what the platform uses to judge whether the application is running. Every other route requires a master key, generated on first launch, or a scoped key minted from it.- The Meilisearch data store is treated as the database it is: it lives on a Cloudron
persistentDirspath so its constant background churn stays clear of the ordinary backup file walk, while a snapshot taken through the application's own API rides the regular backup, and is imported back automatically on a clone or a restore.
This is a community package. It tracks upstream Meilisearch releases and keeps the upstream binary unmodified. Meilisearch and the Meilisearch name and logo are trademarks of their respective owner. This package is community-maintained and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Meilisearch project.
Meilisearch itself is dual licensed (MIT for the core engine, Business Source License 1.1 for a smaller enterprise edition subset). This package configures and runs only the MIT-licensed community engine and enables no enterprise edition feature.
Recent Changes
Meilisearch 1.53.2 (from 1.53.1). Bug fixes: removal of 100ms task replication penalty, stop-words no longer highlighted in search results, and last indexed documents included in exactness ranking when updating searchable attributes. Security hardening: authorization tied to index opening. Updated charabia dependency to 0.10.0. No operator action required.

