Support _source, sort and post_filter in search requests (#10)

* Add support for post filter in Search

Search requests can now accept a post filter applied after all hits were
returned from the database. For example:

    esquery.Search().
        Query(...).
        Aggs(...).
        PostFilter(esquery.Range(field).Gt(0)).
        Run(...)

* Add support for _source and sort in search requests

This commit adds the ability to use the "sort" and "_source" attributes
in search requests, via the new methods Sort, SourceIncludes and
SourceExcludes.
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Ido Perlmuter
2020-05-21 15:44:53 +03:00
committed by GitHub
parent 7fa767fc28
commit b3b6dff2be
3 changed files with 78 additions and 9 deletions
+50 -7
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@@ -15,12 +15,15 @@ import (
// Not all features of the search API are currently supported, but a request can
// currently include a query, aggregations, and more.
type SearchRequest struct {
query Mappable
aggs []Aggregation
from *uint64
size *uint64
explain *bool
timeout *time.Duration
query Mappable
aggs []Aggregation
postFilter Mappable
from *uint64
size *uint64
explain *bool
timeout *time.Duration
source Source
sort Sort
}
// Search creates a new SearchRequest object, to be filled via method chaining.
@@ -36,7 +39,13 @@ func (req *SearchRequest) Query(q Mappable) *SearchRequest {
// Aggs sets one or more aggregations for the request.
func (req *SearchRequest) Aggs(aggs ...Aggregation) *SearchRequest {
req.aggs = aggs
req.aggs = append(req.aggs, aggs...)
return req
}
// PostFilter sets a post_filter for the request.
func (req *SearchRequest) PostFilter(filter Mappable) *SearchRequest {
req.postFilter = filter
return req
}
@@ -53,6 +62,17 @@ func (req *SearchRequest) Size(size uint64) *SearchRequest {
return req
}
// Sort sets how the results should be sorted.
func (req *SearchRequest) Sort(name string, order Order) *SearchRequest {
req.sort = append(req.sort, map[string]interface{}{
name: map[string]interface{}{
"order": order,
},
})
return req
}
// Explain sets whether the ElasticSearch API should return an explanation for
// how each hit's score was calculated.
func (req *SearchRequest) Explain(b bool) *SearchRequest {
@@ -66,6 +86,18 @@ func (req *SearchRequest) Timeout(dur time.Duration) *SearchRequest {
return req
}
// SourceIncludes sets the keys to return from the matching documents.
func (req *SearchRequest) SourceIncludes(keys ...string) *SearchRequest {
req.source.includes = keys
return req
}
// SourceExcludes sets the keys to not return from the matching documents.
func (req *SearchRequest) SourceExcludes(keys ...string) *SearchRequest {
req.source.excludes = keys
return req
}
// Map implements the Mappable interface. It converts the request to into a
// nested map[string]interface{}, as expected by the go-elasticsearch library.
func (req *SearchRequest) Map() map[string]interface{} {
@@ -81,9 +113,15 @@ func (req *SearchRequest) Map() map[string]interface{} {
m["aggs"] = aggs
}
if req.postFilter != nil {
m["post_filter"] = req.postFilter.Map()
}
if req.size != nil {
m["size"] = *req.size
}
if len(req.sort) > 0 {
m["sort"] = req.sort
}
if req.from != nil {
m["from"] = *req.from
}
@@ -94,6 +132,11 @@ func (req *SearchRequest) Map() map[string]interface{} {
m["timeout"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.0fs", req.timeout.Seconds())
}
source := req.source.Map()
if len(source) > 0 {
m["_source"] = source
}
return m
}