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   34
   35:- module(elastic,
   36          [ es_get/2,                   % +Path, -JSON
   37            es_put/2,
   38            es_post/2,                  % +Path, +Data
   39            es_post/3,                  % +Path, +Data, -Result
   40            es_create_index/2,
   41            es_delete_index/1,
   42            es_add/4,                   % +Index, +Doc, -Reply, +Options
   43            es_search/3
   44          ]).   45:- use_module(library(http/http_open)).   46:- use_module(library(http/http_json)).   47:- use_module(library(http/json)).   48:- use_module(library(option)).   49:- use_module(library(uri)).   50
   51:- multifile
   52    es_server/2.                        % URL, Options

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.
   70es_get(Path, Result) :-
   71    es_url(Path, URL, Options),
   72    http_open(URL, In,
   73              [ status_code(Status)
   74              | Options
   75              ]),
   76    call_cleanup(reply(Status, In, Result), close(In)).
   77
   78es_put(Path, Data) :-
   79    es_url(Path, URL, Options),
   80    http_open(URL, In, [ method(put),
   81                         post(json(Data)),
   82                         status_code(Status)
   83                       | Options
   84                       ]),
   85    call_cleanup(ok_reply(Status, In), close(In)).
   86
   87es_post(Path, Data) :-
   88    es_url(Path, URL, Options),
   89    http_open(URL, In, [ post(json(Data)),
   90                         status_code(Status)
   91                       | Options
   92                       ]),
   93    call_cleanup(ok_reply(Status, In), close(In)).
   94
   95es_post(Path, Data, Result) :-
   96    es_url(Path, URL, Options),
   97    http_open(URL, In, [ post(json(Data)),
   98                         status_code(Status)
   99                       | Options
  100                       ]),
  101    call_cleanup(reply(Status, In, Result), close(In)).
 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.
  109es_add(Index, Data, Reply, Options) :-
  110    option(id(Id), Options),
  111    !,
  112    es_post(Index/'_doc'/Id, Data, Reply).
  113es_add(Index, Data, Reply, _Options) :-
  114    es_post(Index/'_doc', Data, Reply).
 es_search(+Index, +Query, -Result) is det
Search using Query, returning a list of Prolog dicts that express the result.
  121es_search(Index, For, Result) :-
  122    es_post(Index/'_search', For, 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.
  130es_create_index(Index, Mapping) :-
  131    es_put(Index,
  132           #{mappings:
  133             #{properties:Mapping}
  134            }).
  135
  136es_delete_index(Index) :-
  137    es_url(Index, URL, Options),
  138    http_open(URL, In, [ method(delete),
  139                         status_code(Status)
  140                       | Options
  141                       ]),
  142    call_cleanup(ok_reply(Status, In), close(In)).
 es_url(+Path, -URL, -Options) is det
Etablish the Elastic URL from Path and the options for connecting as required by http_open/3. The latter typically contains TLS authentication if this is used.
  150es_url(Path, URL, [connection('Keep-alive')|Options]) :-
  151    es_server(URL0, Options),
  152    path_segments(Path1, Path),
  153    uri_edit(path(Path1), URL0, URL).
  154
  155:- public tls_verify/5.  156tls_verify(_SSL, _ProblemCert, _AllCerts, _FirstCert, verified) :-
  157    !.
  158tls_verify(_SSL, _ProblemCert, _AllCerts, _FirstCert, hostname_mismatch) :-
  159    !.
  160tls_verify(_SSL, _ProblemCert, _AllCerts, _FirstCert, _Error) :-
  161    fail.
 ok_reply(+Status, +Stream) is det
 reply(+Status, +Stream, -Reply) is det
Handle the HTTP reply. Either succeed (2xx for ok_reply/2), return a Prolog dict with the JSON reply (2xx, for reply/3) or raise an exception holding with a Prolog dict holding the details.
  170ok_reply(Status, _In) :-
  171    between(200, 299, Status),
  172    !.
  173ok_reply(Status, In) :-
  174    json_read_dict(In, Result, []),
  175    print_message(error, es_error(Status, Result)).
  176
  177reply(Status, In, Reply) :-
  178    between(200, 299, Status),
  179    !,
  180    json_read_dict(In, Reply, []).
  181reply(Status, In, null) :-
  182    json_read_dict(In, Result, []),
  183    throw(error(es_error(Status, Result), _)).
 path_segments(?Path, ?Segments) is det
Convert between `a/b/c/... and 'a/b/c/...'`
  189path_segments(Path, Segments) :-
  190    nonvar(Path),
  191    !,
  192    atomic_list_concat(Segments, /, Path).
  193path_segments(Path, Path) :-
  194    atomic(Path),
  195    !.
  196path_segments(Path, Segments) :-
  197    phrase(segments(Segments), List),
  198    atomic_list_concat(List, /, Path).
  199
  200segments(A/B) -->
  201    !,
  202    segments(A),
  203    segments(B).
  204segments(A) -->
  205    [A].
  206
  207		 /*******************************
  208		 *            MESSAGES		*
  209		 *******************************/
  210
  211:- multifile
  212    prolog:message//1,
  213    prolog:error_message//1.  214
  215prolog:error_message(es_error(Code, Message)) -->
  216    [ 'Elastic search: got reply ~w:'-[Code], nl,
  217      '   ~@'-[print_term(Message, [output(current_output)])],
  218      nl
  219    ]