I've never used KinoSearch, so this is just based on the docs and looking at the code. It should work, but I haven't actually compiled or run it.

The place to start is KinoSearch::Store::InvIndex. That is the abstract class the various stores are build around (I'm going to assume you are using KinoSearch::Store::FSInvIndex). You want the list and slurp_file methods.

As per the docs for KinoSearch::Store::FSInvIndex and KinoSearch::Store::InvIndex: 

    my $invindex = KinoSearch::Store::FSInvIndex->new(
        path   => '/path/to/invindex',
        create => 0,
    );
    my @list_of_filenames = $invindex->list;
    foreach my $filename (@list_of_filenames) {
        my $file_data = $invindex->slurp_file($filename);
        # Do stuff with data
    }
    $invindex->close;

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In reply to Re: KinoSearch - is there a way to iterate over all documents in an index? by snowhare
in thread KinoSearch - is there a way to iterate over all documents in an index? by isync

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