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@upstash/search-migrator

v0.1.1

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CLI tool to migrate data to Upstash Search

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Upstash Search Migrator CLI

A command-line tool to migrate your data from an Algolia or Meilisearch index to an Upstash Search index.

Getting Started

You can run the CLI directly using npx without any installation, which ensures you are always using the latest version.

Using npx

npx @upstash/search-migrator

Usage

The CLI can be run by passing command-line flags; otherwise, those credentials will be asked in the CLI.

Interactive Mode

Simply run the command without any flags to be guided through the migration process with interactive prompts.

npx @upstash/search-migrator

Using Flags

You can also provide your credentials and other information as command-line flags.

Algolia to Upstash

npx @upstash/search-migrator \
  --upstash-url "YOUR_UPSTASH_URL" \
  --upstash-token "YOUR_UPSTASH_TOKEN" \
  --algolia-app-id "YOUR_ALGOLIA_APP_ID" \
  --algolia-api-key "YOUR_ALGOLIA_WRITE_API_KEY"

Meilisearch to Upstash

npx @upstash/search-migrator \
  --upstash-url "YOUR_UPSTASH_URL" \
  --upstash-token "YOUR_UPSTASH_TOKEN" \
  --meilisearch-host "YOUR_MEILISEARCH_HOST" \
  --meilisearch-api-key "YOUR_MEILISEARCH_API_KEY"

Obtaining Credentials

Upstash

  1. Go to your Upstash Console.
  2. Select your Search index.
  3. Under the Details section, you will find your UPSTASH_SEARCH_REST_URL and UPSTASH_SEARCH_REST_TOKEN.
    • --upstash-url corresponds to UPSTASH_SEARCH_REST_URL.
    • --upstash-token corresponds to UPSTASH_SEARCH_REST_TOKEN.

Algolia

  1. Go to your Algolia Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Settings > API Keys.
  3. You will find your Application ID here. This is your --algolia-app-id.
  4. For the API key (--algolia-api-key), you need a key with write permissions for your indices. You can use your Write API Key or create a new one with the necessary permissions.

Meilisearch

  1. Go to your Meilisearch Console.
  2. Find your Meilisearch deployment and copy the Host URL and API Key.
  • --meili-host corresponds to your Meilisearch instance URL (e.g., https://ms-xxxxxx.meilisearch.io).
  • --meili-api-key corresponds to your Meilisearch API key.