Es Mapping TS

This library is used to generate elasticsearch mapping through typescript decorators
Installation
npm install es-mapping-ts --save
Examples
Create the mapping
import { EsEntity, EsField } from 'es-mapping-ts';
import { ObjectEntity } from './object.entity';
import { NestedEntity } from './nested.entity';
@EsEntity({
index: 'master',
type: 'masterType'
})
export class MasterEntity {
@EsField({
type : 'text'
})
name?: string;
@EsField({
type: 'text',
copy_to : 'name'
})
firstname: string;
@EsField({
type: 'text',
copy_to : 'name'
})
lastname: string;
@EsField({
type: 'join',
relations: { 'master': 'submaster' }
})
master: Array<MasterEntity>;
@EsField({
type: 'object',
fieldClass: ObjectEntity
})
objects: Array<MasterEntity>;
@EsField({
type: 'nested',
fieldClass: NestedEntity
})
nested: Array<NestedEntity>;
}
import { EsEntity, EsField } from 'es-mapping-ts';
@EsEntity({
index: 'nested'
})
export class NestedEntity {
@EsField({
type: 'text',
})
name: string;
@EsField({
type: 'integer'
})
montant: number;
}
import { EsEntity, EsField } from 'es-mapping-ts';
@EsEntity()
export class ObjectEntity {
@EsField({
type: 'text',
analyzer : 'whitespace'
})
name: string;
@EsField({
type: 'integer',
})
age: number;
}
Get the generated mappings
Simply call the "uploadMappings" function
import { EsMappingService } from 'es-mapping-ts';
import { Client } from 'elasticsearch';
const esClient = new Client({
host: 'http://localhost:9200',
log : 'info'
});
const mappings = EsMappingService.getInstance().uploadMappings(esClient);
only none readonly entity will be uploaded
or do it yourself
import { EsMappingService } from 'es-mapping-ts';
const mappings = EsMappingService.getInstance().getMappings();
Bluebird.each(mappings, async (mapping) => {
await esclient.indices.create({ index: mapping.index });
await esclient.indices.putMapping(mapping);
});
Using mixins
You can add mixins to your entities by declaring an entity like so:
@EsEntity({ mixins: [BaseMixin] })
export class SomeEntity {
@EsField({
type: "text",
})
name: string;
}
The mixin class looks like:
@EsEntity()
export class BaseMixin {
@EsField({
type: "keyword"
})
id: string;
@EsField({
name: "start_date",
type: "date"
})
startDate: Date;
@EsField({
name: "end_date",
type: "date"
})
endDate: Date;
}
SomeClass
will now have a mapping like:
{
"body": {
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "text",
},
"id": {
"type": "keyword",
},
"start_date": {
"name": "start_date",
"type": "date",
},
"end_date": {
"name": "end_date",
"type": "date",
},
}
}
}
Decorators
@EsEntity
index | string | Allow you to define the index name |
type | string | Allow you to define the index type |
readonly | boolean | Define if the mapping must be uploaded when using uploadMappings function |
mixins | Array | Allow you to compose with one or more EsEntities, see "Using mixins" |
@EsField
type | string | Allow you to define the type of the index |
name | string | Allow you to define the name of the property if different from the property name |
dynamic | boolean | Allow you to define if the field can accept additional properties |
analyzer | string | Allow you to define the elasticsearch analyzer |
fields | string | Allow you to define the elasticsearch fields |
format | string | Allow you to define the format (ie for date field) |
enabled | boolean | Allow you to enable ou disable the field |
null_value | string | Allow you to define the null value of the field |
copy_to | string | Allow you to copy the field value into a group field for _search |
relations | string | Define the releation for a join type |
fieldClass | string | Class used to get the properties of the nested or object array type |
Additional properties are allowed, allowing you to manage other elasticsearch properties
License
MIT