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@delvedor/fastify-workshop-dataset

v2.0.0

Published

Adds a basic dataset to Elasticsearch for workshop and testing purposes.

Readme

fastify-workshop-dataset

Adds a basic dataset to Elasticsearch for workshop and testing purposes.

This module creates a tweets index and adds 67 Game of Thrones line tweets to it. A tweet is structured as follows:

{
  id: String,
  text: String,
  user: String,
  time: DateString,
  topics: String[]
}

It will upload the data only if the the tweets index is not present.

Usage

npm i @delvedor/fastify-workshop-dataset
fastify.register(
  require('fastify-elasticsearch'),
  { node: 'http://localhost:9200' }
)

fastify.register(require('@delvedor/fastify-workshop-dataset'))

Timeline query

This plugin also exposes a generateTimelineQuery utility, that helps you create a complex query to get the data ordered by time and boosted by a given array of topics. The first argument is the topics array, while the second is the Elasticsearch from parameter.

const query = fastify.generateTimelineQuery(['winter', 'sword'])

License

MIT