elastic4s

Type Members

1. case class Adjustment(value: Int, unit: TimeUnit) extends Product with Serializable

   

2. trait AggReader[T] extends AnyRef

   

3. case class ArrayFieldValue(name: String, values: Seq[FieldValue]) extends FieldValue with Product with Serializable

   

4. sealed trait DistanceUnit extends AnyRef

   

5. case class DocumentRef(index: String, type: String, id: String) extends Product with Serializable

   

6. trait ElasticApi extends ElasticImplicits with AliasesApi with AggregationApi with AnalyzerApi with BulkApi with CatsApi with CreateIndexApi with ClusterApi with CollapseApi with CountApi with DeleteApi with DeleteIndexApi with DynamicTemplateApi with ExistsApi with ExplainApi with ForceMergeApi with GetApi with HighlightApi with IndexApi with IndexAdminApi with IndexRecoveryApi with IndexTemplateApi with LocksApi with MappingApi with NodesApi with NormalizerApi with QueryApi with PipelineAggregationApi with ReindexApi with ScriptApi with ScoreApi with ScrollApi with SearchApi with SearchTemplateApi with SettingsApi with SnapshotApi with SortApi with SuggestionApi with TaskApi with TermVectorApi with TokenizerApi with TokenFilterApi with TypesApi with UpdateApi with ValidateApi

   

7. trait ElasticDate extends AnyRef

   

   Implementations of this trait are used to represent dates and date math in elasticsearch requests.

   Implementations of this trait are used to represent dates and date math in elasticsearch requests.

   see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/common-options.html#date-math

   There are three types of elastic date you can create.

   The first is just a wrapped string with no extra help: UnparsedElasticDate("mydate||/d")

   The second is a wrapped timestamp: TimestampElasticDate(1113232321L)

   The third and most useful is the ElasticDateMath which allows you to programatically add or subtract values, as well as add a rounding, and it will create the appropriate date string for you. For example, ElasticDate.now.minus(3, Months).add(1, Days).rounding(Weeks)

8. case class ElasticDateMath(base: String, adjustments: Seq[Adjustment] = Nil, rounding: Option[TimeUnit] = None) extends ElasticDate with Product with Serializable

   

9. trait ElasticImplicits extends AnyRef

   

10. trait ExistsApi extends AnyRef

    

11. case class ExistsRequest(id: String, index: Index, type: String) extends Product with Serializable

    

12. case class FetchSourceContext(fetchSource: Boolean, includes: Array[String] = Array.empty, excludes: Array[String] = Array.empty) extends Product with Serializable

    

13. trait FieldValue extends AnyRef

    

14. trait FieldValueWriter[T <: FieldValue] extends AnyRef

    

15. sealed trait HealthStatus extends AnyRef

    

16. trait Hit extends AnyRef

    

    A common trait for Get, MultiGet, Search and MultiSearch API results so that the HitReader typeclass can unmarshall results from any of those.

17. trait HitReader[T] extends AnyRef

    

18. case class Index(name: String) extends Product with Serializable

    

19. case class IndexAndType(index: String, type: String) extends Product with Serializable

    

    Models exactly one index associated with exactly one type.

20. case class IndexAndTypes(index: String, types: Seq[String]) extends Product with Serializable

    

    Models one index associated with one or more types.

    Models one index associated with one or more types.

    So for example, - index1/type1 - index1/type1,type2

21. trait Indexable[T] extends AnyRef

    

    A Typeclass that is used by index requests to convert a type into a document for use by Elasticsearch

22. case class Indexes(values: Seq[String]) extends Product with Serializable

    

    Models one or more indexes, eg - "index1" - "index1,index2" - "_all"

23. case class IndexesAndType(indexes: Seq[String], type: String) extends Product with Serializable

    

24. case class IndexesAndTypes(indexes: Seq[String], types: Seq[String]) extends Product with Serializable

    

    Models one or more indexes associated with zero or more types.

    Models one or more indexes associated with zero or more types.

    So for example, - index1 - index1/index2 - index1/type1 - index1/type1,type2 - index1,index2/type1 - index1,index2/type1,type2

25. case class NestedFieldValue(name: Option[String], values: Seq[FieldValue]) extends FieldValue with Product with Serializable

    

26. case class NullFieldValue(name: String) extends FieldValue with Product with Serializable

    

27. sealed trait Operator extends AnyRef

    

28. abstract class Preference extends AnyRef

    

29. sealed trait Priority extends AnyRef

    

30. sealed trait RefreshPolicy extends AnyRef

    

31. trait Show[T] extends Serializable

    

32. case class SimpleFieldValue(name: Option[String], value: Any) extends FieldValue with Product with Serializable

    

33. case class Slice(id: String, max: Long) extends Product with Serializable

    

34. abstract class TimeUnit extends AnyRef

    

35. case class TimestampElasticDate(timestamp: Long) extends ElasticDate with Product with Serializable

    

36. trait TypesApi extends AnyRef

    

37. case class UnparsedElasticDate(value: String) extends ElasticDate with Product with Serializable

    

38. sealed trait ValueType extends AnyRef

    

39. sealed trait VersionType extends AnyRef

    

40. case class ElasticsearchClientUri(uri: String, hosts: List[(String, Int)], options: Map[String, String] = Map.empty) extends Product with Serializable

    

    Uri used to connect to an Elasticsearch cluster.

    Uri used to connect to an Elasticsearch cluster. The general format is

    http(s)://host:port),host:port)?querystring

    Multiple host:port combinations can be specified, seperated by commas. Options can be specified using standard uri query string syntax, eg cluster.name=superman

    To use HTTPS when using the HTTP client, add ssl=true to the query parameters.

    Annotations

    @deprecated

    Deprecated

    (Since version 6.3.3) Use ElasticNodeEndpoint