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es-mapping-validator

v0.0.3

Published

Validate Elastic Search document with its mapping.

Readme

es-mapping-validator

Validate Elastic Search document with its mapping.

If you get error like this

{
   "error": "RemoteTransportException[[BlaBla-Bla][inet[/10.74.184.8:2121]][update]]; nested: MapperParsingException[object mapping for [profile] tried to parse as object, but got EOF, has a concrete value been provided to it?]; ",
   "status": 400
}

you need to find the document property wich mismatch its mapping. Of course it will not be property profile that you can see in the error :). This tool will hellp you to find mismatching fields.

Installation

npm install es-mapping-validator

Usage

Run shell command es-mapping-validator <args>

  • -h, --host: ElasticSearch host, for example localhost:9200
  • -i, --index: Index name, for example tweets
  • -t, --type: Document type, for example tweet
  • -d, --id: Document id, for example 1
  • -a, --auth Http basic authentification (if need), for example 'username:password'
  • -m, --mismatches Flag Print only type mismatches.
  • -f, --fullpath Flag Print full field's names.
  • -r, --tree Flag Print results as a tree.

Example

es-mapping-validator -h localhost:9200 -a user:password -i tweets -t tweet -d 1 -m