elasticsearch-utils
This library provides utilities for interacting with Elasticsearch and results retrived from it.
The core features are:
- Index creation (even if already exists)
- Index deletion
- Search (can include
explain: Truein the DSL query) - Explain
Installation
uv add elasticsearch-utils
Example usage
Instantiate
from elasticsearch_utils import ESClient
# Using API key to authenticate
es = ESClient(ES_ENDPOINT, api_key=ES_API_KEY)
# Using basic authen with username and password
es = ELS(ES_ENDPOINT, basic_authen=(USERNAME, PASSWORD))
Create index
mapping = {"mappings": {"properties": {...}}}
es.create_index(index_name="my-index", json_mapping=mapping, replace_if_exists=True)
Bulk update
data = [{"some-id": "1", "field1": "some-value"}, {"some-id": "2", "field1": "another-value"}]
es.bulk_update(index_name="my-index", data=data, id_key="some-id")
# Routing option is also available if needed
es.bulk_update(index_name="my-index", data=data, id_key="some-id", routing_key="1")
Results
dsl = {"query": {...}}
results = es.search(INDEX_NAME, dsl)
# results: <SearchResults total_hits=510>
# Get the JSON
results.json
# Get the hits
result.hits
# Get the sources
results.get_sources(as_list=False) # as_list can be `True` if you wish to get just a list of sources
# Get results in a DataFrame format
results.to_dataframe()
# You can also pass in just the columns you want
results.to_dataframe(columns=["field1"])
# If explain: True was passed in the DSL, you can also get explanations
results.get_explanations() # This returns a dict of {`_id`: `<ExplainResult>`}
Explanation
Using the explain API
dsl = {"query": {...}}
explain = es.explain(INDEX_NAME, doc_id="75720", dsl=dsl, routing=None)
# Get the JSON
explain.json
# Get score
explain.score
# Get the explanation dict
explain.explanation
# Get the scores terms, e.g., field, term, score, boost, etc.
explain.get_field_details()
# Get the contributions summary for each field
explain.get_field_summary()
Using the explanation from the search API
dsl = {"explain": True, "query": {...}}
results = es.search(INDEX_NAME, dsl=dsl)
# This returns a dict of {`_id`: `<ExplainResult>`}
explanations = results.get_explanations()
# You can do the same thing as the `ExplainResult` for each item
explanations["75720"].get_field_summary() # Given that the key "75720" exists in the results
Index Mappings and settings
mappings_results = es.get_mappings(INDEX_NAME)
mapping_results.fields_mappings
settings_results = es.get_settings(INDEX_NAME)
settings_results.index_settings
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