search.indexer

Attributes

ES_ANALYZER_MAP
ANALYSIS_CONFIG

Classes

IndexTask	dict() -> new empty dictionary
IndexParts
IndexerBase
Indexer	Takes actions from a queue and executes them on the elasticsearch
PostgresIndexer
TypeMapping
TypeMappingRegistry
IndexManager	Manages the creation/destruction of indices. The indices it creates
ORMLanguageDetector	Detects languages with the help of langdetect.
ORMEventTranslator	Handles the onegov.core orm events, translates them into indexing

Functions

parse_index_name(→ IndexParts)

Takes the given index name and returns the hostname, schema,

Module Contents

class search.indexer.IndexTask

Bases: TypedDict

dict() -> new empty dictionary dict(mapping) -> new dictionary initialized from a mapping object’s

(key, value) pairs

dict(iterable) -> new dictionary initialized as if via:

d = {} for k, v in iterable:

d[k] = v

dict(**kwargs) -> new dictionary initialized with the name=value pairs

in the keyword argument list. For example: dict(one=1, two=2)

action: Literal['index']

id: uuid.UUID | str | int

id_key: str

schema: str

type_name: str

tablename: str

language: str

properties: dict[str, Any]

search.indexer.ES_ANALYZER_MAP

search.indexer.ANALYSIS_CONFIG

class search.indexer.IndexParts

Bases: NamedTuple

hostname: str | None

schema: str | None

language: str | None

type_name: str | None

version: str | None

search.indexer.parse_index_name(index_name: str) → IndexParts

Takes the given index name and returns the hostname, schema, language and type_name in a dictionary.

• If the index_name doesn’t match the pattern, all values are None.

• If the index_name has no version, the version is None.

class search.indexer.IndexerBase

queue: Queue[Any]

failed_task: Task | None = None

process(block: bool = False, timeout: float | None = None) → int

Processes the queue until it is empty or until there’s an error.

If there’s an error, the next call to this function will try to execute the failed task again. This is mainly meant for elasticsearch outages.

Block:

If True, the process waits for the queue to be available. Useful if you run this in a separate thread.

Timeout:

How long the blocking call should block. Has no effect if block is False.

Returns:

The number of successfully processed items

process_task(task: Task) → bool

class search.indexer.Indexer(mappings: TypeMappingRegistry, queue: Queue[Task], es_client: elasticsearch.Elasticsearch, hostname: str | None = None)

Bases: IndexerBase

Takes actions from a queue and executes them on the elasticsearch cluster. Depends on IndexManager for index management and expects to have the same TypeRegistry as ORMEventTranslator.

The idea is that this class does the indexing/deindexing, the index manager sets up the indices and the orm event translator listens for changes in the ORM.

A queue is used so the indexer can be run in a separate thread.

queue: Queue[Task]

es_client

hostname

ixmgr

mappings

bulk_process() → None

Processes the queue in bulk. This offers better performance but it is less safe at the moment and should only be used as part of reindexing.

ensure_index(task: IndexTask) → str

index(task: IndexTask) → None

delete(task: DeleteTask) → None

class search.indexer.PostgresIndexer(queue: Queue[IndexTask], engine: sqlalchemy.engine.Engine)

Bases: IndexerBase

TEXT_SEARCH_COLUMN_NAME = 'fts_idx'

idx_language_mapping

queue: Queue[IndexTask]

engine

index(tasks: list[IndexTask] | IndexTask, session: Session | None = None) → bool

Update the ‘fts_idx’ column (full text search index) of the given object(s)/task(s).

In case of a bunch of tasks we are assuming they are all from the same schema and table in order to optimize the indexing process.

When a session is passed we use that session’s transaction context and use a savepoint instead of our own transaction to perform the action.

Parameters:

• tasks – A list of tasks to index

• session – Supply an active session

Returns:

True if the indexing was successful, False otherwise

bulk_process(session: Session | None = None) → None

Processes the queue in bulk. This offers better performance but it is less safe at the moment and should only be used as part of reindexing.

Gather all index tasks, group them by model and index batch-wise

class search.indexer.TypeMapping(name: str, mapping: dict[str, Any], model: type[onegov.search.Searchable] | None = None)

__slots__ = ('name', 'mapping', 'version', 'model')

name

mapping

version

model

add_defaults(mapping: dict[str, Any]) → dict[str, Any]

for_language(language: str) → dict[str, Any]

Returns the mapping for the given language. Mappings can be slightly different for each language. That is, the analyzer changes.

Because the IndexManager puts each language into its own index we do not have to worry about creating different versions of the same mapping here.

supplement_analyzer(dictionary: dict[str, Any], language: str) → dict[str, Any]

Iterate through the dictionary found in the type mapping and replace the ‘localized’ type with a ‘text’ type that includes a language specific analyzer.

class search.indexer.TypeMappingRegistry

mappings: dict[str, TypeMapping]

__getitem__(key: str) → TypeMapping

__iter__() → Iterator[TypeMapping]

register_orm_base(base: type[object]) → None

Takes the given SQLAlchemy base and registers all Searchable objects.

register_type(type_name: str, mapping: dict[str, Any], model: type[onegov.search.Searchable] | None = None) → None

Registers the given type with the given mapping. The mapping is as dictionary representing the part below the mappings/type_name.

See:

https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/indices-create-index.html#mappings

When the mapping changes, a new index is created internally and the alias to this index (the external name of the index) is pointed to this new index.

As a consequence, a change in the mapping requires a reindex.

property registered_fields: set[str]

Goes through all the registered types and returns the a set with all fields used by the mappings.

class search.indexer.IndexManager(hostname: str, es_client: elasticsearch.Elasticsearch)

Manages the creation/destruction of indices. The indices it creates have an internal name and an external alias. To facilitate that, versions are used.

created_indices: set[str]

hostname

es_client

property normalized_hostname: str

query_indices() → set[str]

Queryies the elasticsearch cluster for indices belonging to this hostname.

query_aliases() → set[str]

Queryies the elasticsearch cluster for aliases belonging to this hostname.

ensure_index(schema: str, language: str, mapping: TypeMapping, return_index: Literal['external', 'internal'] = 'external') → str

Takes the given database schema, language and type name and creates an internal index with a version number and an external alias without the version number.

Schema:

The database schema this index is based on.

Language:

The language in ISO 639-1 format.

Mapping:

The TypeMapping mapping used in this index.

Return_index:

The index name to return. Either ‘external’ or ‘internal’.

Returns:

The (external/aliased) name of the created index.

remove_expired_indices(current_mappings: Iterable[TypeMapping]) → int

Removes all expired indices. An index is expired if it’s version number is no longer known in the current mappings.

Returns:

The number of indices that were deleted.

get_managed_indices_wildcard(schema: str) → str

Returns a wildcard index name for all indices managed.

get_external_index_names(schema: str, languages: Iterable[str] = '*', types: Iterable[str] = '*') → str

Returns a comma separated string of external index names that match the given arguments. Useful to pass on to elasticsearch when targeting multiple indices.

get_external_index_name(schema: str, language: str, type_name: str) → str

Generates the external index name from the given parameters.

get_internal_index_name(schema: str, language: str, type_name: str, version: str) → str

Generates the internal index name from the given parameters.

class search.indexer.ORMLanguageDetector(supported_languages: Sequence[str])

Bases: onegov.search.utils.LanguageDetector

Detects languages with the help of langdetect.

Unlike langdetect this detector may be limited to a subset of all supported languages, which may improve accuracy if the subset is known and saves some memory.

html_strip_expression

localized_properties(obj: onegov.search.Searchable) → Iterator[str]

localized_texts(obj: onegov.search.Searchable, max_chars: int | None = None) → Iterator[str]

detect_object_language(obj: onegov.search.Searchable) → str

class search.indexer.ORMEventTranslator(mappings: TypeMappingRegistry, max_queue_size: int = 0, languages: Sequence[str] = ('de', 'fr', 'en'))

Handles the onegov.core orm events, translates them into indexing actions and puts the result into a queue for the indexer to consume.

The queue may be limited. Once the limit is reached, new events are no longer processed and an error is logged.

converters

es_queue: Queue[Task]

psql_queue: Queue[IndexTask]

mappings

detector

stopped = False

on_insert(schema: str, obj: object) → None

on_update(schema: str, obj: object) → None

on_delete(schema: str, obj: object) → None

put(translation: Task) → None

index(schema: str, obj: onegov.search.Searchable) → None

delete(schema: str, obj: onegov.search.Searchable) → None