Hi ,
I was looking for this.
Thanks buddy.
Thanks
Vineeth
On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 5:22 PM, amrelhagary amr.elhag...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a problem i need to add dynamic fields according to certain fields
value , i use groovy in simple case and it worked but the logic become
Hello ,
after several tries finally i found a solution
https://gist.github.com/amrelhagary/f664c4bc239698a9b293
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I have a problem i need to add dynamic fields according to certain fields
value , i use groovy in simple case and it worked but the logic become more
complicated and i need to separate it in external groovy script file and
pass context as parameters but it didn't work and this must in mapping
Yeah, I use Groovy for input data transformations for years, so I'm very
enthusiastic about ES embracing Groovy as default.
I use Groovy scripts before the source is passed to the bulk client, in a
key/value stream processing.
It's good to see transformation machinery in the ES mapping, but I do
Just wanted to bring attention to the new and *very* useful transform
scripts that were introduced in elasticsearch 1.3 [1]. This feature allows
you to manipulate the source BEFORE it is indexed so you can do things like
add/remove fields, change field values, etc. Groovy scripts will be the
I wanted to do conditional copy_to and Andrian suggested implementing
scripted transforms instead. Much more flexible. They mesh well with the
shift to groovy too because groovy is much more stable. Stable enough to
run on every insert.
I'm glad you are excited by it. It was fun to build and I
Yea, I really like it. I have been thinking about the exact same thing for
a while but never had the time to put it together. I do have some things I
would like to add such as the ability to stop a document from being indexed
when the doc has/does not have a specific value. At any rate, great
