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elasticsearch-bulk-index-stream

A writable stream for bulk indexing records in Elasticsearch


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elasticsearch-bulk-index-stream

A writable stream for bulk indexing records in Elasticsearch

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Format

The records written to the stream has to have the following format:

{
  index: 'name-of-index',
  type: 'recordType',
  id: 'recordId',
  body: {
    name: 'Foo Bar'
  }
}

Buffering

The highWaterMark option set on the stream defines how many items will be buffered before doing a bulk indexing operation. The stream will also write all buffered items if its is closed, before emitting the finish event.

Logging

A bunyan, winston or similar logger instance that have methods like debug, error and info may be sent in as options.logger to the constructor.

Example

var ElasticsearchBulkIndexStream = require('elasticsearch-bulk-index-stream');

var stream = new ElasticsearchBulkIndexStream(elasticsearchClient, { highWaterMark: 256 });

someInputStream
  .pipe(stream)
  .on('error', function(error) {
    // Handle error
  })
  .on('finish', function() {
    // Clean up Elasticsearch client?
  })

API

See api.md.

See

Elasticsearch readable and writable streams. The main difference between the bulk writer in elasticsearch-streams and this library is that this library requires the index and type of the data being written to exist in the record instead of being set in a callback when the records written.

elasticsearch-streams also implements its own event named close to indicate that all the data has been written to Elasticsearch. This will break modules like pump that depend on the finish event.

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MIT

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Package last updated on 28 Oct 2015

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