If your site has installed a third-party search engine and you want to know the elastic search is enabled or not, you can identify it.
First, you need to instantiate the Magento\Elasticsearch\Model\Config class to your __construct() method.
And then you can use the below code.
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<?php namespace Magemonkeys\Elasticsearch\Model; use Magento\Elasticsearch\Model\Config; class ConfigData { /** * @var Config */ private $config; public function __construct( Config $config ) { $this->config = $config; } /** * @return bool */ public function isElasticsearchEnabled() { return $this->config->isElasticsearchEnabled(); } } |
Now, you need to call below command.
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$result = $this->isElasticsearchEnabled(); |
The result will be true if your site has enabled elastic search.
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