# see the detailed Configuration documentation at http://elastics.github.io/elastics/doc/1-Global-Doc/3-Configuration.html

Elastics::Configuration.configure do |config|

  # you must add your indexed model names here
  config.elastics_models = %w[  ]

  # you must add your active model names here
  config.elastics_active_models = %w[  ]

  # Add the your result extenders here
  config.result_extenders |= [ <%= "#{@extender_name}" %> ]

  # Add the default variables here:
  # see also the details Variables documentation at http://elastics.github.io/elastics/doc/2-elastics/2-Templating/4-Variables.html
  # config.variables.deep_merge! :index    => 'my_index',
  #                              :type     => 'project',
  #                              :anything => 'anything

  # used by the live-reindex feature
  # if you change it you must deploy the change first, then you can live-reindex in any next deploy
  # read the documentation at http://elastics.github.io/elastics/doc/2-elastics/7-Live-Reindex.html#elasticsconfigurationapp_id
  config.app_id = '<%= Time.now.strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S_') + Rails.application.class.name.split('::').first.underscore %>_' + Rails.env

  # used by the live-reindex feature
  # Uncomment and set the redis client only if you don't want to use the redis default client
  # config.redis = Redis.new(:host => somehost, :port: 6379, :db = 1)


  # Logger variables: see http://elastics.github.io/elastics/doc/1-Global-Doc/3-Configuration.html
  # config.logger.debug_variables = false
  # config.logger.debug_request   = false
  # config.logger.debug_result    = false
  # config.logger.curl_format     = false

  # Custom config file path
  # config.config_file = '/custom/path/to/elastics.yml',

  # Custom elastics dir path
  # config.elastics_dir = '/custom/path/to/elastics',

  # The custom http_client you may want to implement
  # config.http_client = Your::Client.new

  # The custom url of your Elasticsearch server
  # config.http_client.base_uri = 'http://localhost:9200'

  # The options passed to the http_client. They are client specific.
  # config.http_client.options = {:timeout => 5}

  # Experimental: checks the response and returns a boolean (should raise?)
  # config.http_client.raise_proc = proc{|response| response.status >= 400}

end