An experimental Google Sheets add-on to view and interact with Elasticsearch indices
- UI based table creation and management
Data table
showing Elasticsearch query results as a table- Select which fields to display
- Summarizes nested JSON arrays
Aggregation table
showing Elasticsearch aggregations results as a table- A hybrid UI uses the ES DSL to configure individual metrics
- Autocomplete for both the DSL and the data fields
- Includes an integrated "MapReduce" UI with
painless
autocompletion- Use cell ranges as lookup tables for the
MapReduce
logic
- Use cell ranges as lookup tables for the
- A
"Data Explorer"
template that provides a summary for each field in the dataset
SQL table
providing an interface toElasticsearch SQL
- SQL and data field autocompletion
Management table
- Gives access to the
cat
endpoints
- Gives access to the
- Safe sharing of the spreadsheet
- password or anonymous access to Elasticsearch from the browser
After installation (see below), simply:
- select a range in one of the sheets, pick a table type from
Build New Table...
, - add the index/indices to search to
Query > Indices
orSQL > Indices
- perform any other configuration (eg uncomment a SQL command, choose some aggregations, pick some fields), and
Create
orTest
it
More demos can be found here
The intention is for this project to be consumable as a Google Sheets add-on
In the meantime, if you trust me (general disclaimer: please don't unless you have some reason to!), request a share of this spreadsheet, and make a copy of it.
The menu options will be available under Add-ons > Elastic-sheets-share
.
(It may be necessary to open/close the Add-Ons
dialog before the menu item appears).
To use the functionality you will have to grant it whatever permissions it wants. The original spreadsheet lists the current release status.
Alternatively, the following steps allow it to be built and used from source:
- Install
clasp
- Login via
clasp login
(follow oauth instructions to authenticate via Google) cd
toelasticsearch-sheets/elastic-sheets-project
and runclasp create elasticSheetsProjects
cd
toelasticsearch-sheets
and runsh build-elastic-sheets-project.sh elastic-sheets-project
- Visit script.google.com - there should now be a project
Elastic-sheets-project
- (Taken from the directory name, see below)
- Click on the
Open Container
project to open a spreadsheet with the script attached (requires clicking through a bunch of permissions/disclaimers first time) - To create multiple spreadsheets, rename the
elastic-sheets-project
multiple times, delete the.clasp.json
inside the dir, and repeat theclasp create <projectname>
andsh build-elastic-sheets-project.sh
steps. Or just create copies of an existing spreadsheet.
To run the unit/integration tests:
- Front-end: navigate to
file://<path>/elasticsearch-sheets/test/frontend/testFramework.html
in any browser - Server-side: from any spreadsheet with the scripts directly attached (as described above),
launch the script editor, open
TestService.gs
and executetestRunner
. The results will appear in a sheet called__ES_SHEETS_TEST__