tested it. works as expected.
Thanks again for your help
Am Dienstag, 31. März 2015 00:04:39 UTC+2 schrieb Mike:
Thanks Honza.
You made my day (my night rather, it is midnight here in Brussels).
I quickly tested the code and it gives the same results as the manually
chained
Thanks Honza. (also for the great work you are doing for the python
community).
I may have mistated my problem.
what I am really looking for is to have a bucket, inside a bucket , inside
a bucket and then metrics
the following expression does this
s1.aggs.bucket('xColor',
Thanks Honza.
You made my day (my night rather, it is midnight here in Brussels).
I quickly tested the code and it gives the same results as the manually
chained expression.
I will test with various metrics tomorrow, I will then mark the question as
“completed”.
Thanks a lot and have a
the python elasticsearch , elasticsearch dsl packages are life-saver and
got me converted to ES.
Now I am trying to use elasticsearch dsl package to create pivot tables in
ES but am having hard time figuring out how to chain the buckets
programmatically.
while chaining the buckets / metrics
that's what happens when I try to be quick and don't verify my code - there
is an error in my example:
b = s.aggs
for bucket in xVarBuckets:
# this needs to be b = b.bucket instead of what I had previously
b = b.bucket(bucket['label'], 'terms', field=bucket['field'])
for metric in
Hello,
you can access buckets already created using ['name'] syntax, in your case
you can do (instead of the chaining):
s.aggs['xColor']['xMake']['xCity'].metric(...)
s.aggs['xColor']['xMake']['xCity'].metric(...)
This way you can add aggregations to already created buckets.
Also you can just
