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The SearchKit toolkit has been refactored use a GraphQL API which gives me an idea.
Rather than coding directly against the Solr API, we could use the same conventions as SearchKit and expose a compatible GraphQL API.
There's good support for that kind of thing, eg https://graphene-python.org which can be integrated with Flask.
We could even using the solr-sqlalchemy adapter and do something like https://medium.com/swlh/python-flask-with-graphql-server-with-sqlalchemy-and-graphene-and-sqlite-ac9fcc9d3d83 but two APIs might be overkill!
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The SearchKit toolkit has been refactored use a GraphQL API which gives me an idea.
Rather than coding directly against the Solr API, we could use the same conventions as SearchKit and expose a compatible GraphQL API.
There's good support for that kind of thing, eg https://graphene-python.org which can be integrated with Flask.
We could even using the solr-sqlalchemy adapter and do something like https://medium.com/swlh/python-flask-with-graphql-server-with-sqlalchemy-and-graphene-and-sqlite-ac9fcc9d3d83 but two APIs might be overkill!
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