Specs

count(
  elastic_url :: String.t(),
  index :: String.t(),
  types :: list(),
  data :: map()
) :: Elastix.HTTP.resp()

Returns the number of results for a query using the Count API.

Examples

iex> Elastix.Search.count("http://localhost:9200", "twitter", ["tweet"], %{query: %{term: %{user: "kimchy"}}})
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{...}}

Specs

count(
  elastic_url :: String.t(),
  index :: String.t(),
  types :: list(),
  data :: map(),
  query_params :: Keyword.t(),
  options :: Keyword.t()
) :: Elastix.HTTP.resp()

Same as count/4 but allows to specify query params and options for HTTPoison.request/5.

Specs

scroll(elastic_url :: String.t(), data :: map(), options :: Keyword.t()) ::
  Elastix.HTTP.resp()

Uses the Scroll API to allow scrolling through a list of results.

Examples

iex> Elastix.Search.scroll("http://localhost:9200", %{query: %{term: %{user: "kimchy"}}})
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{...}}

Specs

search(
  elastic_url :: String.t(),
  index :: String.t() | list(),
  types :: list(),
  data :: map() | list()
) :: Elastix.HTTP.resp()

Makes a request to the _search or the _msearch endpoint depending on the type of data.

When passing a map for data, it'll make a simple search, but you can pass a list of header and body params to make a multi search.

Examples

iex> Elastix.Search.search("http://localhost:9200", "twitter", ["tweet"], %{query: %{term: %{user: "kimchy"}}})
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{...}}

iex> Elastix.Search.search("http://localhost:9200", ["twitter", "other-index"], ["tweet"], %{query: %{term: %{user: "kimchy"}}})
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{...}}

Specs

search(
  elastic_url :: String.t(),
  index :: String.t() | list(),
  types :: list(),
  data :: map() | list(),
  query_params :: Keyword.t(),
  options :: Keyword.t()
) :: Elastix.HTTP.resp()

Same as search/4 but allows to specify query params and options for HTTPoison.request/5.