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Currently, there are some examples in README.md with Elasticsearch queries and corresponding uptasticsearch code. That code is effectively pseudocode right now, as it references a fictional Elasticsearch cluster.
I think this could lead to a bad experience with the docs and lead people to walk away from the project and not come back.
I would love if someone changed those examples to be runnable completely copy-paste with no editing. This project supports the ability to run Elasticsearch locally in a Docker, seeded with a sample dataset that has a few lines from some Shakespeare play.
Currently, there are some examples in
README.md
with Elasticsearch queries and correspondinguptasticsearch
code. That code is effectively pseudocode right now, as it references a fictional Elasticsearch cluster.I think this could lead to a bad experience with the docs and lead people to walk away from the project and not come back.
I would love if someone changed those examples to be runnable completely copy-paste with no editing. This project supports the ability to run Elasticsearch locally in a Docker, seeded with a sample dataset that has a few lines from some Shakespeare play.
To run ES 7.3.x locally, you can just run
You can find example code that works with this dataset in the R package's unit tests.
We would welcome one PR for the R package (the highest priority) and then a separate PR for the Python package.
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