Subversion River plugin for ElasticSearch
Use the elasticsearch plugin manager to install the plugin :
$ /path-to/elasticsearch/bin/plugin --install com.github.plombard/elasticsearch-river-subversion/0.3.5Just create a new river of type "svn" and give it at least a repository and a path to index ("/" for the entire repos) :
curl -XPUT 'localhost:9200/_river/mysvnriver/_meta' -d '{
"type": "svn",
"svn": {
"repos": "file:///myRepository",
"path": "mySvnModule/trunk"
}
}'Except "repos" and "path", there are other parameters to the creation of the river :
"login", the user to use to connect to the repository (default "anonymous")
"password", the password to use to connect to the repository (default "password")
"update_rate", in ms, the time interval between every tick of the river (default 900000, so 15 mn)
"type", if you want your subversion information to use another type for the river (default "svn")
"bulk_size", the size of the bulks sent to the indexer (default 200)
"start_revision", in long format, the starting revision for the indexing (default "1L")
For the moment the river indexes only a few metadatas from svn, mainly the file content (I wrote it for full-text searches) : path, name, author, repository, revision, date, size, message and content.
Fields from and origin are respectively the revision and path of origin of the change, like when a tag is created from the trunk.
Please be aware that the mapping did change from the previous version, as the indexing of revisions is now preferred to the indexing of single documents.
Be very careful not to be too greedy with the bulk size and update rate parameters, as the retrieving of revisions can have a high memory consumption, and the indexing itself is very CPU-intensive.
These sources borrows heavily from :
SVNKit examples by the folks @TMate : http://wiki.svnkit.com/Managing_Repository_With_SVNKit
ElasticSearch plugins how-to by @jfarrell : http://jfarrell.github.com/
ElasticSearch RSS River by @dadoonet : https://github.com/dadoonet/rssriver
ElasticSearch Confluence River by @obazoud : https://github.com/obazoud/elasticsearch-river-confluence
ElasticSearch Tests Helpers by @tlrx : https://github.com/tlrx/elasticsearch-test
I put most of the code under Apache 2.0 licence.