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Example code for `elasticsearch-py`
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This example code demonstrates the features and use patterns for the Python client.
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To run this example make sure you have elasticsearch running on port 9200,
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install additional dependencies (on top of `elasticsearch-py`)::
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pip install python-dateutil GitPython
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And now you can load the index (the index will be called `git`)::
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python load.py
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This will create an index with mappings and parse the git information of this
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repository and load all the commits into it. You can run some sample queries by
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running::
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python queries.py
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Look at the `queries.py` file for querying example and `load.py` on examples on
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loading data into elasticsearch. Both `load` and `queries` set up logging so in
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`/tmp/es_trace.log` you will have a transcript of the commands being run in the
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curl format.
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