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node-oss-client
Advanced tools
A Node.js client for Open Search Server.
See also parent module oss-odm.
npm install node-oss-client
var oss = require('node-oss-client'),
client = oss.createClient();
client.search('my_index', {
query: 'my query'
}, function (err, res) {
// ...
});
See the examples
directory in this repo for more examples.
Create a new client. Available options are
var client = oss.createClient({
hostname: 'my.host.com',
port: 8080,
protocol: 'http'
});
Search in a custom index, you can specify search type with options.type
(field or pattern). Others options are avalaible in OSS Documentation.
client.search('my_index', {
query: 'my_query'
}, function (err, res) { });
Request a more like this query on a custom index. Available options can be found in OSS Documentation.
client.moreLikeThis('my_index', {
likeText: 'Text to search for similarity'
}, function (err, res) { });
Request autocompletion on an auto-completion item of a custom index. Available options can be found in OSS Documentation.
client.autocompletion('my_index', 'autocomplete_item', {
prefix: 'Text to complete'
}, function (err, res) { });
Create a new index, you can specify a template with options.template
.
client.indexes.create('my_index', [options], function (err, res) { });
Test if an index exists.
client.indexes.exists('my_index', function (err, res) { });
Destroy an existing index.
client.indexes.destroy('my_index', function (err, res) { });
Create or update a new field on an existing index. Options are avalaible in OSS Documentation.
Aliases: client.fields.update, client.fields.create.
client.fields.create('my_index', {
name: 'my_field'
}, function (err, res) { });
List all index fields.
client.fields.list('my_index', function (err, res) { });
Destroy an existing field on an existing index.
client.fields.destroy('my_index', 'my_field', function (err, res) { });
Specify a default and unique index.
client.fields.setUniqueDefault('my_index', { unique: 'my_unique_field', default: 'my_default_field' }, function (err, res) { });
Create or update a search template. Options are avalaible in OSS Documentation.
Aliases: client.templates.update, client.templates.create.
client.templates.create('my_index', 'my_template', { returnedFields: ['my_field'] }, function (err, res) { });
List all search templates associated to the specified index.
client.templates.list('my_index', function (err, res) { });
Get a search template.
client.templates.get('my_index', 'my_template', function (err, res) { });
Destroy a search template.
client.templates.destroy('my_index', 'my_template', function (err, res) { });
Create or update documents on an existing index. Options are avalaible in OSS Documentation.
Aliases: client.documents.update, client.documents.create.
client.documents.create('my_index', [
{
lang: 'FRENCH',
fields: [
{name: 'id', value: 1},
{name: 'content', value: 'Hello world!'}
]
},
{
lang: 'FRENCH',
fields: [
{name: 'id', value: 2},
{name: 'content', value: 'Hello world 2!'}
]
}
], function (err, res) { });
Destroy existing documents on an existing index. You must specify a field (options.field
) and some values (options.values
).
client.documents.destroy('my_index', {
field: 'id',
values: [1, 2]
}, function (err, res) { });
Creates an index of replication on an OSS server. You must specify an object searcher
with 3 keys : hostname
, port
and an optional protocol
(http by default).
client.replication.createIndexReplication('my_index', {
hostname: 'searcher-oss.com',
port: 8080,
protocol: 'http'
}, function (err, res) { });
Starts a replication of the index passed as argument on an other OSS server passed as argument. You must specify an object searcher
with 3 keys : hostname
, port
and an optional protocol
(http by default).
client.replication.replicate('my_index', {
hostname: 'searcher-oss.com',
port: 8080,
protocol: 'http'
}, function (err, res) { });
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Node.js client for Open Search Server.
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