private static void IndexTweet(Tweet tweet, string id, ElasticConnection connection, JsonNetSerializer serializer)
{
/*
$ curl -XPUT 'http://localhost:9200/twitter/tweet/1?pretty=true' -d '{
"User" : "testUser",
"Message" : "trying out Elastic Search"
}'
*/
// This is url that will be requested from ES. We can grab it and put to any ES admin console (like ElasticHead) to debug ES behavior.
string indexCommand = Commands.Index(index: "twitter", type: "tweet", id: id)
.Refresh(true)
.Pretty(); // this will generate: twitter/tweet/1?pretty=true
// This variable contains JSON of serialized tweet, thus we can check if our object serialized correctly
// or use it directly in ES admin console.
string data = serializer.ToJson(tweet);
var result = connection.Put(indexCommand, data);
// Parse index result.
IndexResult indexResult = serializer.ToIndexResult(result);
PrintIndexCommand(result, indexResult, indexCommand, data);
}
private static void CreateIndexAlias(ElasticConnection connection, JsonNetSerializer serializer)
{
/*
* curl -XPUT http://localhost:9200/twitter/_alias/twitter_alias
*/
string indexAliasCommand = Commands.IndexAlias("twitter", "twitter_alias")
.Pretty();
var result = connection.Put(indexAliasCommand);
// Parse index result.
var indexAliasResult = serializer.ToCommandResult(result);
PrintIndexAliasResult(indexAliasResult, indexAliasCommand, result);
}