elastic.pl -- Core Elastic search interface

This module is a thin layer over the Elastic REST interface. Eventually this should go into a pack.

 es_get(+Path, -Result) is det

 es_put(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data, -Result) is det

Low level access to the Elastic HTTP service. Path is either an atom or a /-separated segment list, e.g., Index/'_doc'.

Arguments:

Result

- is a JSON term represented as a dict.

 es_add(+Index, +Data, -Reply, +Options) is det

Add a document to the index Index. Data is a Prolog dict to represent the document. This must satisfy the type as defined by es_create_index/2.

 es_search(+Index, +Query, -Result) is det

Search using Query, returning a list of Prolog dicts that express the result.

 es_create_index(+Index, +Mapping) is det

 es_delete_index(+Index) is det

Create or delete an index. Note that deleting an index also deletes all its data.

Re-exported predicates

The following predicates are exported from this file while their implementation is defined in imported modules or non-module files loaded by this module.

 es_get(+Path, -Result) is det

 es_put(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data, -Result) is det

Low level access to the Elastic HTTP service. Path is either an atom or a /-separated segment list, e.g., Index/'_doc'.

Arguments:

Result

- is a JSON term represented as a dict.

 es_get(+Path, -Result) is det

 es_put(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data, -Result) is det

Low level access to the Elastic HTTP service. Path is either an atom or a /-separated segment list, e.g., Index/'_doc'.

Arguments:

Result

- is a JSON term represented as a dict.

 es_get(+Path, -Result) is det

 es_put(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data) is det

 es_post(+Path, +Data, -Result) is det

Low level access to the Elastic HTTP service. Path is either an atom or a /-separated segment list, e.g., Index/'_doc'.

Arguments:

Result

- is a JSON term represented as a dict.

 es_create_index(+Index, +Mapping) is det

 es_delete_index(+Index) is det

Create or delete an index. Note that deleting an index also deletes all its data.