If you enable collection indexing, the number of indexing operations for each collection is equal to the number of product variants in that collection (if you enable the “Collection Pages” feature or “Enable faceting on collections” option), plus one operation for the collection itself.įor example, if you didn’t enable the “Collection Pages” feature and update 2 collections that have 20 and 30 variants respectively, there are only 2 indexing operation to index the collections themselves. The number of indexing operations for each product is equal to the number of variants for that product.įor example, if you update 5 products with 4 variants each, the total number of indexing operations is 20 (5 times 4). Here’s how many indexing operations the app generates based on the update type received from Shopify:
When automatic updates are enabled, the app generates various Algolia indexing operations to keep your data in sync. Every data packet that is either waiting to be or is actively being processed is listed here, alongside a progress bar. Whenever you notice that your data isn’t up to date, you should check the indexing queue. You can see the number of queued indexing jobs in the Indexing tab of the application. To index your data while keeping your data consistent and respecting Shopify’s rate limiting, the extension uses an indexing queue: all your indexing jobs wait until they can be processed. If you want your search results updated faster, you can trigger a full reindexing from your Indexing tab. To keep your search up to date, the app does a full reindex of the articles and pages every day. Shopify doesn’t provide webhooks for them. It uses Shopify webhooks to know when you make updates to your Shopify catalog and to immediately push the changes.īlog posts and pages are a special case. The app is designed to automatically keep your data up to date.
You can trigger a full reindex, for any data type, in the Indexing tab.
#Shopify webook install
When you install the app in your store, the extension automatically starts indexing your data. To index your data, the extension calls the Shopify API and uses Shopify webhooks.
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