module SearchFlip # The SearchFlip::Aggregatable mixin provides handy methods for using # the Elasticsearch aggregation framework, which can be chained with # each other, all other criteria methods and even nested. # # @example # ProductIndex.where(available: true).aggregate(:tags, size: 50) # OrderIndex.aggregate(revenue: { sum: { field: "price" }}) module Aggregatable def self.included(base) base.class_eval do attr_accessor :aggregation_values end end # Adds an arbitrary aggregation to the request which can be chained as well # as nested. Check out the examples and Elasticsearch docs for further # details. # # @example Basic usage with optons # query = CommentIndex.where(public: true).aggregate(:user_id, size: 100) # # query.aggregations(:user_id) # # => { 4 => #, 7 => #, ... } # # @example Simple range aggregation # ranges = [{ to: 50 }, { from: 50, to: 100 }, { from: 100 }] # # ProductIndex.aggregate(price_range: { range: { field: "price", ranges: ranges }}) # # @example Basic nested aggregation # # When nesting aggregations, the return value of the aggregate block is # # used. # # OrderIndex.aggregate(:user_id, order: { revenue: "desc" }) do |aggregation| # aggregation.aggregate(revenue: { sum: { field: "price" }}) # end # # @example Nested histogram aggregation # OrderIndex.aggregate(histogram: { date_histogram: { field: "price", interval: "month" }}) do |aggregation| # aggregation.aggregate(:user_id) # end # # @example Nested aggregation with filters # OrderIndex.aggregate(average_price: {}) do |aggregation| # aggregation = aggregation.match_all # aggregation = aggregation.where(user_id: current_user.id) if current_user # # aggregation.aggregate(average_price: { avg: { field: "price" }}) # end def aggregate(field_or_hash, options = {}, &block) fresh.tap do |criteria| hash = field_or_hash.is_a?(Hash) ? field_or_hash : { field_or_hash => { terms: { field: field_or_hash }.merge(options) } } if block aggregation = yield(SearchFlip::Aggregation.new(target: target)) field_or_hash.is_a?(Hash) ? hash[field_or_hash.keys.first].merge!(aggregation.to_hash) : hash[field_or_hash].merge!(aggregation.to_hash) end criteria.aggregation_values = (aggregation_values || {}).merge(hash) end end end end