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plugin-data-source-elasticsearch

v1.0.0

Published

Connect to Elasticsearch servers and browse indices as collections with full CRUD support.

Readme

Data Source: Elasticsearch

Connect NocoBase to Elasticsearch servers and browse indices as collections with full CRUD support.

Features

  • Index as Collection — Each Elasticsearch index is automatically mapped to a NocoBase collection
  • Field Type Mapping — ES field types (text, keyword, integer, date, boolean, etc.) are mapped to NocoBase field types
  • Full CRUD — Browse, create, update, and delete documents directly from NocoBase UI
  • Flexible Authentication — Supports Basic auth (username/password) and API Key authentication
  • TLS Support — Works with self-signed certificates
  • Index Filtering — Use glob patterns (e.g. logs-*) to load only specific indices

Configuration

| Field | Description | Required | |---|---|---| | Elasticsearch Nodes | Comma-separated node URLs (e.g. http://localhost:9200) | ✅ | | Username | Basic auth username | ❌ | | Password | Basic auth password | ❌ | | API Key | Alternative to username/password | ❌ | | Verify TLS Certificate | Uncheck for self-signed certs | ❌ | | Index Pattern | Filter indices by glob (e.g. logs-*, my-data-*) | ❌ |

Installation

yarn pm add plugin-data-source-elasticsearch
yarn pm enable plugin-data-source-elasticsearch

Usage

  1. Go to Settings → Data sources
  2. Click Add new and select Elasticsearch
  3. Enter your Elasticsearch node URL and authentication details
  4. Click Test connection to verify
  5. Save — all matching indices will be loaded as collections
  6. Browse index data through the standard NocoBase collection interface