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A query builder for Elasticsearch in Ruby.
gem 'es-query-builder'
builder = EsQueryBuilder.new(
# Fields allowed searching with match query.
query_fields: ['field1'],
# Fields for filtering. Queries for these fields do not affect search score.
filter_fields: ['field2']
)
query = builder.build(query_string_given_by_user)
body =
if query.nil?
# Empty query
{ size: 0 }
else
# Add other conditions, such as sort, highlight, fields and so on.
{
query: query,
sort: { ... }
}
end
client = Elasticsearch::Client.new(host: 'http://server:9200')
client.search({
index: 'index_name',
type: 'type_name',
body: body
})
# => #<Hash>
EsQueryBuilder
converts a query string into a corresponding hash object for elasticsearch-ruby.
Elasticsearch supports query_string query dsl which is very useful to use internally, but too powerful to use as public interface. Allowing anonymous users to use the dsl may cause not only performance problems but also security risks if your index includes secret types.
This gem accepts the query_string-query-dsl-like string and converts the string into a query object using other query dsls. At the same time it sanitizes fields in the query.
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We found that es-query-builder demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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