Not that i am aware of to sort by numBuckets but how much difference it make if you sort by count. For e.g. below result is sorted by inner count and numBuckets in this example has same order.
curl http://localhost:8983/solr/techproducts/query -d 'q=*:*&rows=0& json.facet={ categories:{ type : terms, field : cat, sort : {count : desc}, facet:{ manuex:{ type : terms, field : manu_id_s, numBuckets: true } } } }' Result === "facets":{ "count":32, "categories":{ "buckets":[{ "val":"electronics", "count":12, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":8, "buckets":[{ "val":"corsair", "count":3}, { "val":"belkin", "count":2}, { "val":"canon", "count":2}, { "val":"apple", "count":1}, { "val":"asus", "count":1}, { "val":"ati", "count":1}, { "val":"maxtor", "count":1}, { "val":"samsung", "count":1}]}}, { "val":"currency", "count":4, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":4, "buckets":[{ "val":"boa", "count":1}, { "val":"eu", "count":1}, { "val":"nor", "count":1}, { "val":"uk", "count":1}]}}, { "val":"memory", "count":3, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":1, "buckets":[{ "val":"corsair", "count":3}]}}, { "val":"connector", "count":2, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":1, "buckets":[{ "val":"belkin", "count":2}]}}, { "val":"graphics card", "count":2, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":2, "buckets":[{ "val":"asus", "count":1}, { "val":"ati", "count":1}]}}, { "val":"hard drive", "count":2, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":2, "buckets":[{ "val":"maxtor", "count":1}, { "val":"samsung", "count":1}]}}, { "val":"search", "count":2, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":0, "buckets":[]}}, { "val":"software", "count":2, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":0, "buckets":[]}}, { "val":"camera", "count":1, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":1, "buckets":[{ "val":"canon", "count":1}]}}, { "val":"copier", "count":1, "manuex":{ "numBuckets":1, "buckets":[{ "val":"canon", "count":1}]}}]}}} On Tue, Jul 25, 2017 at 9:48 AM, David Svånå <david.sv...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > According to http://yonik.com/solr-facet-functions/, we can sort on "any > facet function that appears in each bucket": > > $ curl http://localhost:8983/solr/query -d 'q=*:*& > json.facet={ > categories:{ > type : terms, > field : cat, > sort : "x desc", // can also use sort:{x:desc} > facet:{ > x : "avg(price)", > y : "sum(price)" > } > } > } > ' > > But is it possible to sort by a subfacet's value? Note that I'm not talking > about sorting each subfacet bucket's content, rather sorting the 'cat' > terms by its subfacet results... Example (this doesn't work but should show > my intent): > > $ curl http://localhost:8983/solr/query -d 'q=*:*& > json.facet={ > categories:{ > type : terms, > field : cat, > sort:{x.numBuckets:asc}, > facet:{ > x:{ > type:terms, > field:subcat, > numBuckets:true > } > } > } > } > ' >
