Example

@Setting(
    sortAttributes = { "title" },  // make title attributes sortable
)
@Document(indexUid = "movies")
class Movie {
    @Id private int id;
    private String title;
    private String description;
    private String[] genres;
}

Provides an easy way to set property values for specific indexes via @Setting annotation.
The example above is setting the title attribute to be a sortable element.

What features are added

For more information about each setting, see Meilisearch's official documentation.

• Sortable attributes
• Filterable attributes
• Distinct attribute
• Displayed attributes
• Searchable attributes
• Ranking rules
• Stop words

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Closes #118