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Index my own data
See original GitHub issueEven though this issue is a duplicate from 102 I was wondering if it was still possible to index my own data from pyserini.
102 was solved by exposing JIndexCollection in the pyclass.py file at the time.
It has been removed ever since and is not accessible anymore.
The only way I found to index data is to call the main within pyserini/index with command line arguments but I might be missing something.
There is also a hidden exposure of IndexCollection in JCounters within pyserini/index/__base.py but not accessible from the code.
Is there still a programmatic way to index my data using pyserini ?
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tbh, I don’t remember the design rationale… but nothing comes to mind as to why we hid the functionality you need…
Seems like this is a relatively small fix? Would you be willing to send a PR and we can discuss more concretely?
Hearing no follow up, closing.