Optionally, generate JSON that Elasticsearch's Bulk API can ingest. This should be a simple addition. I'm thinking that those files would be generated instead of the normal JSON files, instead of in addition to them—the program can simply be run twice if somebody wants both sets of files. But the only reason I prefer that is because I think it's going to be easier than generating two sets of files.
Optionally, generate JSON that Elasticsearch's Bulk API can ingest. This should be a simple addition. I'm thinking that those files would be generated instead of the normal JSON files, instead of in addition to them—the program can simply be run twice if somebody wants both sets of files. But the only reason I prefer that is because I think it's going to be easier than generating two sets of files.