Summary
Search infrastructure set up by conversation.
Standing up an index normally means a schema file, a key, an ingest script and four terminal windows. Here it is a description — the schema, the dataset, the read key — and the same connection then tells you what the index actually holds.
What it is
An administrative surface for a Searchcraft cluster: indexes created and modified, documents ingested and deleted, index statistics read, and the federations, access keys, search and analytics around them.
What you get
- An index created with a schema, then updated, patched or deleted
- The index list, one index's schema, and statistics for one index or across all of them
- Documents added to an index
- A document retrieved by ID
- Documents deleted by ID, by field, by query, or all of them at once
- Federations, access keys, search and analytics reachable over the same connection
Requirements
A recent Node.js, and a Searchcraft cluster to point at with credentials for it. Creating an index that already exists empties it, so check the index list before re-running a setup.