easierai-elasticsearchlib 1.3.8

# Elastic search wrapper for Python

This library allows access to a Elasticsearch from a Python program.

https://pypi.org/project/elasticsearchlib/

## Installation

### Command line This library can be installed with the following command:

` pip3 install elasticsearchlib ` ### Dockerfile

You can add these lines in your Dockerfile to include this library in your image:

` RUN pip3 install elasticsearchlib `

## Uploading to pip

These steps are needed to distribute the library on Pip repository manager:

### Prerequisites

First, these packages must be installed on your Python environment:

• Setuptools

• Wheel

• Twine

• Tqdm

` sudo python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel sudo python -m pip install tqdm sudo python -m pip install --user --upgrade twine `

### Customization

On the _setup.py_ file, these fields can be customized:

• Version: The current version of the build.

### Execution

` python3 setup.py bdist_wheel ` This command will generate a _.whl_ file inside the _dist_ folder of the root of the project. Then, execute the following command to upload this file to PyPi repository:

` python3 -m twine upload dist/* `

## Usage This section will explain the usage of this library.

### Constructor ` Elasticsearchlib() `

### start_connection This function creates the connection to the elasticsearch database, checking if the server is up. Returns True if the database answered correctly. ` def start_connection(self, host, port, request_retries=3, total_retries=9): ` - host: Base IP address for the elasticsearch database. - port: Port where the elasticsearch database is published. - request_retries: number of times a request will be retried before being dropped (defaults to 3). - total_retries: number of consecutive retries before dropping the connection and throwing an Exception (defaults to 9).

### create_index This function checks if an index is already created and, if not, creates it, according to the provided mapping. ` def create_index(self, index, mapping=None): ` - index: Name of the index to create. - mapping: Mapping provided as the template for this index.

### add_to index This function adds a document to the provided index. If the index does not exist, it will be created first. ` def add_to_index(self, index, body, id=''): ` - index: Index where the document will be added. - body: Body for the document. - id: Optional argument for the document id on the database. If not provided, a random one will be created.

### search_last_n_measures This functions allows for the retrieval of the last n measures of one dataset item. ` def search_last_n_measures(self, index, id_dataset, n): ` - index: Index to search in. - id_dataset: Dataset id to retrieve the measures. - n: Number of measures desired.

### scrolled_query This function returns all measures stored in an index, following a query. ` def scrolled_query(self, query, index, filter_path=None): ` - query: Query to use on the request. - index: Index on which to use the query. - filter_path: Filter that can be applied to the request.

### get_entities_ids This function returns all the entity ids stored under an index. ` def get_entities_ids(self, index): ` - index: Index on which to request the ids.

### get_last_document This function returns the last document stored under an index, for a specific device_id. ` def get_last_document(self, index, device_id): ` - index: Index on which to request the document. - device_id: Id of the device to query.

### get_data_history This function returns the data history for a specific device in a period of time. ` def get_data_history(self, index, device_id, gte, lte='now'): ` - index: Index on which to request the data. - device_id: Id of the device to query. - gte: Lower bound for the time period. - lte: Upper bound for the time period (defaults to now).