Interface for interacting with the Elastic Search that backs a Webhook system.

To install: npm install webhook-elastic-search

Example:

var elasticOptions = {
  node: elasticNode,
  auth: {
    apiKey: elasticApiKey,
  },
}

var elastic = WebHookElasticSearch(elasticOptions)

elastic.siteIndex(siteName)
  .then(siteIndex => console.log(siteIndex))

siteIndex(siteName) => Promise[siteIndex | error] returns all documents in Elastic Search for the site. Where siteName is the Webhook site name. The promise returns siteIndex, an array of Elastic Search documents for the Webhook site.

updateIndex({ siteName, siteData, siteIndex }) => Promise[results | error] issues bulk commands that update the siteIndex to be in sync with the siteData. siteData is the current Firebase data node ( /buckets/{site-name}/{site-key}/dev ) for the Webhook site.

indexSiteData({ siteName, siteData }) => Promise[results | error] is a convenience method that runs createIndex, siteIndex & updateIndex for a given site. This will get you from nothing to complete usuable site index in one go.

listIndicies({ verbose?, sort?, index? }) => Promise[indiciesTable | error] returns indicesTable, a string that contains a table of indicies in the elastic cluster.

createIndex({ siteName}) => Promise[results | error] creates an index in the elastic cluster that can be used to store and query documents.

deleteIndex({ siteName }) => Promise[results | error] deletes an entire site index.

queryIndex({ siteName, query, contentType?, page?, pageSize? }) => Promise[results | error] returns the query results that match the query for the site index and optionally the specified content type.

deleteDocument({ siteName, id }) => Promise[results | error] deletes the document whose id matches for the given site.

deleteContentType({ siteName, contentType }) => Promise[results | error] delets all documents for the specified content type and site.

indexDocument({ siteName, contentType, doc, id, oneOff? }) => Promise[results | error] adds a document to the specified site index under the id and content type provided. Use the oneOff key to specify if the given content type is a one off.

Populate a .env file with the following environment variables:

ELASTIC_SEARCH_SERVER=
ELASTIC_SEARCH_USER=
ELASTIC_SEARCH_PASSWORD=

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