rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream

rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream

🔄 sync RethinkDB tables to Elasticsearch using changefeeds

A JavaScript-based replacement for the deprecated Elasticsearch RethinkDB River plugin. This can populate your Elasticsearch instance using data from a RethinkDB instance, keep it up to date using changefeeds, and allow you to modify the documents before they're copied.

** ✨ Features: **

• Simple: specify connections and tables to copy as-is to Elasticsearch
• Flexible: accepts a transform function for each table to modify what's copied
• Tested

Usage

Simple example:

import rethinkdbElasticsearchStream from 'rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream'

await rethinkdbElasticsearchStream({
  backfill: true,
  elasticsearch: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: 9200 },
  rethinkdb: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: 28015 },
  tables: [{ db: 'megacorp', table: 'users' }],
  watch: true
});

Everything:

import rethinkdbElasticsearchStream from 'rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream'

await rethinkdbElasticsearchStream({
  // If the Elasticsearch instance should be populated with existing RethinkDB data
  backfill: true,

  // Connection details for an Elasticsearch instance
  elasticsearch: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: 9200 },

  // Connection details for the RethinkDB instance to be copied
  // See `rethinkdbdash` (https://github.com/neumino/rethinkdbdash) for all possible options.
  rethinkdb: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: 28015 },

  // Tables to duplicate and watch for changes
  tables: [
    {
      // Database containing table
      db: 'megacorp',
      // (optional) ID field.  If specified, changes are upserted into Elasticsearch
      // Note: Elasticsearch-specific field names cannot be used (e.g. `_id`)
      // If that's important to you, open an issue.
      idKey: 'id',
      // Table to copy
      table: 'users',
      // (optional) Modify what will be saved in Elasticsearch.
      // This can be either a function or a Promise.
      // If `null` or `undefined` is returned, the document is not saved.
      // `db` and `table` are specified for convenience
      transform: async ({ db, document, table }) => {
        await doSomethingImportant()
        return document
      }
    }
  ],

  // If the Elasticsearch instance should be updated when RethinkDB emits a changefeed event
  watch: true
});

Install

With npm installed, run

yarn add rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream
# ...or, if using `npm`
npm install rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream

See Also

rethinkdb-elasticsearch-stream was inspired by:

• Elasticsearch RethinkDB River (deprecated)
• bhurlow/rubber

License

MIT