com.sksamuel.elastic4s

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)

Converts between scala types and types that Elasticsearch understands.

A common trait for Get, MultiGet, Search and MultiSearch results to provide common functionality for the HitReader typeclass.

A typeclass that is used by index/update requests to convert a scala type into a document that elasticsearch can use.

Indexables can be automatically derived if you add a deriving module like elastic4s-json-jackson or elastic4s-json-circe.

Models one or more indexes, eg

• "index1"
• "index1,index2"
• "_all"

A typeclass that is used to serialize the parameters sent to a com.sksamuel.elastic4s.requests.script.Script.

ParamSerializers can be automatically derived if you add a module like elastic4s-json-spray.

Models exactly one index associated with exactly one type.

Models one index associated with one or more types.

So for example,

• index1/type1
• index1/type1,type2

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