Here's how I achieved what you're trying to gain via a custom module - it will require you to set up a collection of your blog table, or use the Amasty custom blog collection if you want. (My code was written for Algolia search 1.5.5 on Magento 1.9.2.4CE)
public function indexProducts() { if (class_exists('AlgoliaSearch\Client', false) == false) { require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/Version.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/AlgoliaException.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/ClientContext.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/Client.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/Index.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/PlacesIndex.php'; require_once Mage::getBaseDir('lib').'/AlgoliaSearch/IndexBrowser.php'; } $client = new \AlgoliaSearch\Client('YOUR_APP_ID', 'YOUR_ADMIN_API_KEY'); // YOUR COLLECTION HERE OF BLOG POSTS... $collection = $this->getCollection(); $results = array(); $i = 0; foreach ($collection as $post) { $results[$i]['objectID'] = $post->getId(); $results[$i]['title'] = $post->getTitle(); $results[$i]['content'] = $post->getContent(); $i++; } // index in algolia you want to add to $index = $client->initIndex('blog_index'); $batch = $results; //print_R($batch); $index->addObjects($batch); }
