Examples with AnalyzeRequest org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AnalyzeRequest

use of org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest in project LinkAgent by shulieTech.

the class AnalyzeRequestIndexRename0 method reindex0.

@Override
public List<String> reindex0(Object target) {
    AnalyzeRequest req = (AnalyzeRequest) target;
    String index = req.index();
    /**
     * 如果在白名单中则不允许写
     */
    if (GlobalConfig.getInstance().getSearchWhiteList().contains(index)) {
        return Arrays.asList(index);
    }
    if (!Pradar.isClusterTestPrefix(index)) {
        index = Pradar.addClusterTestPrefixLower(index);
    }
    try {
        Reflect.on(req).set("index", index);
    } catch (ReflectException e) {
        throw new PressureMeasureError("can't found field index from " + AnalyzeRequest.class.getName());
    }
    return Arrays.asList(index);
}

Example 2 with AnalyzeRequest

use of org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest in project spring-data-elasticsearch by spring-projects.

the class RequestConverters method analyze.

public static Request analyze(AnalyzeRequest request) {
    EndpointBuilder builder = new EndpointBuilder();
    String index = request.index();
    if (index != null) {
        builder.addPathPart(index);
    }
    builder.addPathPartAsIs("_analyze");
    Request req = new Request(HttpMethod.GET.name(), builder.build());
    req.setEntity(createEntity(request, REQUEST_BODY_CONTENT_TYPE));
    return req;
}

Example 3 with AnalyzeRequest

use of org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest in project kms by mahonelau.

the class EsUtils method getIkAnalyzeSearchTerms.

public List<String> getIkAnalyzeSearchTerms(String searchContent) {
    AnalyzeRequest analyzeRequest = AnalyzeRequest.withIndexAnalyzer(KMConstant.DocIndexAliasName, "ik_smart", searchContent);
    List<String> result = new ArrayList<>();
    try {
        if (!searchContent.isEmpty()) {
            AnalyzeResponse analyzeResponse = restHighLevelClient.indices().analyze(analyzeRequest, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
            analyzeResponse.getTokens().forEach((e) -> result.add(e.getTerm()));
        }
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return result;
}

Example 4 with AnalyzeRequest

use of org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest in project dsearch-server by danawalab.

the class RankingTuningService method getMultipleAnalyze.

public AnalyzeResponse getMultipleAnalyze(UUID clusterId, String index, String analyzer, String hitValue) throws IOException {
    try (RestHighLevelClient client = elasticsearchFactory.getClient(clusterId)) {
        AnalyzeRequest analyzeRequest = AnalyzeRequest.withIndexAnalyzer(index, analyzer, hitValue);
        AnalyzeResponse analyzeResponse = client.indices().analyze(analyzeRequest, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
        return analyzeResponse;
    }
}

Example 5 with AnalyzeRequest

use of org.elasticsearch.client.indices.AnalyzeRequest in project dsearch-server by danawalab.

the class RankingTuningService method getAnalyze.

public AnalyzeResponse getAnalyze(UUID clusterId, RankingTuningRequest rankingTuningRequest, String analyzer, String hitValue) throws IOException {
    try (RestHighLevelClient client = elasticsearchFactory.getClient(clusterId)) {
        AnalyzeRequest analyzeRequest = AnalyzeRequest.withIndexAnalyzer(rankingTuningRequest.getIndex(), analyzer, hitValue);
        AnalyzeResponse analyzeResponse = client.indices().analyze(analyzeRequest, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
        return analyzeResponse;
    }
}