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Managing Multilingual WooCommerce Stores with OpenSearch

Introduction Managing multilingual WooCommerce stores can be a challenging task, especially when it comes to handling search functionality across different languages. However, with the advent of OpenSearch, an open-source search engine, it has become easier to provide efficient and accurate search results for multilingual stores. In this post, we will explore how you can manage multilingual WooCommerce stores using OpenSearch and demonstrate a PHP client code snippet for integrating it into your WooCommerce setup. Managing Multilingual WooCommerce Stores with OpenSearch One of the key challenges in managing multilingual WooCommerce stores is to ensure that the search functionality is capable of handling different languages and providing relevant search results. OpenSearch, which is based on the Elasticsearch search engine, offers powerful features that can help overcome

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Should you Use Elasticsearch PHP Client With OpenSearch? Opensearch PHP guide

Historically, you had to use the Elasticsearch PHP client, but as of november 2021 that is not the case anymore. The official Opensearch PHP client is now available. As an official opensearch partner, we just had to explain the benefits of the Opensearch PHP client and provide a comprehensive guide on setting up a PHP application with it. Opensearch is an open-source search engine designed for scalable and high available applications. It offers features such as full-text search, faceted search, vector search and many more. Why use the Opensearch PHP client Using the OpenSearch PHP client offers several advantages over using cURL directly. First, the PHP client provides a more simple and user-friendly interface for interacting with the OpenSearch API, reducing