Elastic.Index (Elastic v3.7.0) View Source

Collection of functions to work with indices.

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Functions

Closes the specified index.

Creates the specified index. If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Creates the specified index with optional configuration parameters like settings, mappings, aliases (see the ES Indices API documentation for information on what you can pass). If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Deletes the specified index. If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Checks if the specified index exists. The index name will be automatically prefixed as per this package's configuration.

Helper function for getting the name of an index combined with the index_prefix and mix_env configuration.

Opens the specified index.

Refreshes the specified index by issuing a refresh HTTP call.

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Closes the specified index.

Creates the specified index. If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Examples

# With index_prefix set to 'elastic'
# And with `use_mix_env` set to `true`
# This will create the `elastic_dev_answer` index
Elastic.Index.create("answer")
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create(index, parameters)

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Creates the specified index with optional configuration parameters like settings, mappings, aliases (see the ES Indices API documentation for information on what you can pass). If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Examples

# With index_prefix set to 'elastic'
# And with `use_mix_env` set to `true`
# This will create the `elastic_dev_answer` index
Elastic.Index.create("answer", %{settings: {number_of_shards: 2}})

Deletes the specified index. If you've configured index_prefix and use_mix_env for Elastic, it will use those.

Examples

# With index_prefix set to 'elastic'
# And with `use_mix_env` set to `true`
# This will delete the `elastic_dev_answer` index
Elastic.Index.delete("answer")

Checks if the specified index exists. The index name will be automatically prefixed as per this package's configuration.

Helper function for getting the name of an index combined with the index_prefix and mix_env configuration.

Opens the specified index.

Refreshes the specified index by issuing a refresh HTTP call.