If we want to expose the query parser to kibana, the best approach is to port it to the frontend JS layer. This makes it extremely difficult to do nested or join-style queries, but it allows us to leverage the rest of kibana's tight integration with elasticsearch.
If we want to expose the query parser to kibana, the best approach is to port it to the frontend JS layer. This makes it extremely difficult to do nested or join-style queries, but it allows us to leverage the rest of kibana's tight integration with elasticsearch.