def handle(self, *args, **options):
"""Command handle."""
if self.has_filter(options):
self.filter_indices(options)
else:
# Process all indices.
index_builder.delete()
def handle(self, *args, **options):
"""Command handle."""
verbosity = int(options["verbosity"])
skip_mapping = options["skip_mapping"]
if self.has_filter(options):
self.filter_indices(options, verbosity, skip_mapping=skip_mapping)
else:
# Process all indices.
index_builder.delete(skip_mapping=skip_mapping)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
"""Command handle."""
verbosity = int(options['verbosity'])
skip_mapping = options['skip_mapping']
if self.has_filter(options):
self.filter_indices(options, verbosity, skip_mapping=skip_mapping)
else:
# Process all indices.
index_builder.delete(skip_mapping=skip_mapping)
def test_bulk_indexing(self):
from .test_app.models import TestModel
from .test_app.elastic_indexes import TestSearchDocument
first_obj = TestModel.objects.create(name='First name', number=42)
TestModel.objects.create(name='Second name', number=43)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build empty queryset
index_builder.build(queryset=TestModel.objects.none())
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build only the subset of queryset defined in index
index_builder.build(queryset=TestModel.objects.filter(pk=first_obj.pk))
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 1)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build only object
index_builder.build(obj=first_obj)
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 1)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build whole queryset defined in index
index_builder.build()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 2)
def test_bulk_indexing(self):
from .test_app.models import TestModel
from .test_app.elastic_indexes import TestSearchDocument
first_obj = TestModel.objects.create(name='First name', number=42)
TestModel.objects.create(name='Second name', number=43)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build empty queryset
index_builder.build(queryset=TestModel.objects.none())
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build only the subset of queryset defined in index
index_builder.build(queryset=TestModel.objects.filter(pk=first_obj.pk))
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 1)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build only object
index_builder.build(obj=first_obj)
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 1)
# Delete whole index
index_builder.delete()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 0)
# Build whole queryset defined in index
index_builder.build()
es_objects = TestSearchDocument.search().execute()
self.assertEqual(len(es_objects), 2)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
"""Command handle."""
index_builder.delete()