create_index

Creates the phone's own index, only when it is certainly missing.

Creates the phone's own Opensolr Index, photos_<ANDROID_ID>__dense, in the region vector_regions pointed to. It runs only when the index is certainly missing.

01 · The call
POST https://opensolr.com/solr_manager/api/create_index

core_name and region in the address; a form with email, api_key, core_name, and the phone it is for: device_name (such as Samsung SM-S918B) and device_id.

The phone it is for is kept with the index, and that is what the re-use question shows on a new phone. See phones you no longer use.

02 · Refusals the app explains
ERROR_CANNOT_ADD_MORE_THAN_…

Your Opensolr plan cannot hold another index. Remove an index you no longer use.

ERROR_CORE_NAME_TAKEN_CHOOSE_ANOTHER_CORE_NAME

An index named photos_…__dense already exists in another Opensolr account.

After a create, the app reads the index address with get_core_info, uploads the configuration with upload_zip_config_files, and waits until the index answers with it.

Every call it makes

Opensolr Photos is open source and MIT licensed. Questions about your Opensolr account, index or plan go to opensolr.com/contact; questions about the app itself belong on GitHub.

Opensolr Photos Documentation