txes2
A Twisted ElasticSearch client loosely based on PyES.
Before We Begin
This repo is simply a fork of txes, however, the API has changed enough that I believe a name change was warranted. I also am not representing it as a fork on Github to avoid getting it confused with the 12 other forks of txes that have taken the software in different directions. So for clarity: I am not the original author of this library, jkoelker is. Thanks to all the other contributers who helped make this happen, listed in the Contributors section.
Documentation
Available at Read The Docs.
License
BSD (as per original project).
Changelog
0.1.6
Fixed issue with setup.py on Pip versions > 6.
0.1.5
Fixed scan method.
Increased test coverage.
0.1.4
Fixed delete_by_query method.
Increased test coverage.
Removed reindex method (relied on an obscure fork of ES).
0.1.3
Split requirements into main/dev.
Use treq’s persistent arg if no pool passed in.
Fixed broken requirements path.
Doc updates.
0.1.0
PEP8ified API.
Added docs, tests & PyPi.
Contributors
If you contribute to this project, feel free to add your name and/or Github username here.
Jason Kölker (@jkoelker) - original author
Lex Toumbourou (@lextoumbourou) - current maintainer
1 maintainer
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