1.1.0 • Published 10 years ago
elasticsearch-completion v1.1.0
elasticsearch-completion 
Low level query completion for Elasticsearch
This was built as part of an internal tool to autocomplete queries for Elasticsearch.
Getting Started
Install the module with: npm install elasticsearch-completion
// Create a completion class
var ElasticsearchCompletion = require('elasticsearch-completion');
var esCompletion = new ElasticsearchCompletion([
    'name',
    'location'
]);
// Supply some queries to complete against
esCompletion.match(''); // ['name:', 'location:', '_exists_:', '_missing_:']
esCompletion.match('na'); // ['name:']
esCompletion.match('name:'); // []
esCompletion.match('_exists_:'); // ['_exists_:name', '_exists_:location']Documentation
elasticsearch-completion exposes ElasticsearchCompletion via its module.exports.
new ElasticsearchCompletion(fields)
Constructor for a new completion class
- fields 
Array- Names of fields to match against (e.g.name,location)- For example, 
['foo', 'bar']would supply matches agains the fieldsfooandbar 
 - For example, 
 
esCompletion.match(query)
Find matching completions for an Elasticsearch query
- query 
String- Query being used in Elasticsearch 
Returns:
- matches 
Array- Collection of matching completions for the query- For example, 
namight complete to['name:']and_exmight complete to['_exists_:'] 
 - For example, 
 
Contributing
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint via npm run lint and test via npm test.
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Underdog.io
Licensed under the MIT license.