Python Elastic Search driver
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search, elastisearch, distribute search
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pyes is a connector to use elasticsearch from python.
This version requires elasticsearch 0.15 or above.
Features
Thrift/HTTP protocols
Bulk insert/delete
Index management
Every search query types
Facet Support
Geolocalization support
Highlighting
Percolator
River support
Documentation
http://pyes.rtfd.org/ http://pyes.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Changelog
0.19.1:
Renamed field_name in name in ScriptFields
Fixed ResultSet slicing.
Create Manager to manage API action grouped as Elasticsearch.
Moved tests outside pyes code dir. Update references. Upgraded test elasticsearch to 0.19.9.
Added documentation links
Got docs building on readthedocs.org (Wraithan - Chris McDonald)
Renamed scroll_timeout in scroll
Moved FacetFactory include
Renamed field_name in name in ScriptFields
Using only thrift_connect to manage thrift existence
Added model and scan to query
Added exists document call
Added routing to delete
Removed minimum_number_should_match parameter.It is not supported by elastic search and causes errors when using a BoolFilter. (Jernej Kos)
Improved speed json conversion of datetime values
Add boost argument to TextQuery
Added boost argument to TextQuery. (Jernej Kos)
Go back to urllib3 instead of requests. (gsakkis)
Enhance Twitter River class. (thanks @dendright)
Add OAuth authentication and filtering abilities to Twitter River. (Jack Riches)
HasChildFilter expects a Query. (gsakkis)
Fixed _parent being pulled from _meta rather than the instance itself. (merrellb)
Add support of all_terms to TermFacet. (mouad)
TODO
add ORM to manage objects
much more documentation
add coverage
add jython native client protocol
License
This software is licensed under the New BSD License. See the LICENSE file in the top distribution directory for the full license text.
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