Read continuously from a redis list(s) and index to elasticsearch
Installation
pip install esl-redis
Usage
$ elasticsearch_loader --index lol --type cake redis --help
Usage: elasticsearch_loader redis [OPTIONS] LIST_NAMES...
Options:
--host TEXT Redis host
--port INTEGER Redis port
--db INTEGER Redis db
--list-read-timeout INTEGER block for X seconds, or until a value gets
pushed on to one of the lists. If timeout is 0,
then block indefinitely.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Examples
elasticsearch_loader --index index --type type redis my_list_name
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