Changelog

View Source

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[0.1.1] - 2026-08-17

Added

Changed

  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Repository renames the generated Document functions that would otherwise share a base name with a same-named function from another selected module: create → create_doc, delete → delete_doc, exists/exists? → doc_exists/doc_exists?, get → get_doc, index → index_doc, update → update_doc. Repositories built with use Dowser.Elasticsearch.Repository must switch to the new names; Dowser.Elasticsearch.Document's own functions are unaffected.
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.TypeCodec (the :codec_adapter implementation) and Dowser.Elasticsearch.Codec (the field-level dispatcher it delegated to) are merged into a single Dowser.Elasticsearch.Codec, which now implements both. Set codec_adapter: Dowser.Elasticsearch.Codec instead of Dowser.Elasticsearch.TypeCodec; custom field casts still inherit from Dowser.Elasticsearch.Codec the same way.
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch (the empty top-level module), Dowser.Elasticsearch.Helpers, and Dowser.Elasticsearch.Mappable no longer generate documentation pages (@moduledoc false) — none of them are meant to be used directly.
  • Bumped the dowser_client requirement to ~> 0.1.1 and switched to its Dowser.Client.Codec.Builder (the Dowser.Client.CodecBuilder name is deprecated upstream, though still functional).

[0.1.0] - 2026-08-17

Initial release.

Added

  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Search — search-tagged endpoints: search, msearch, count, explain, field_caps, search_shards, terms_enum, search_mvt, search_template, msearch_template, render_search_template, rank_eval, async search (submit_async_search, get_async_search, get_async_search_status, delete_async_search), scroll/clear_scroll, and point-in-time (open_point_in_time/close_point_in_time).
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Document — document-tagged endpoints: index, create, get, delete, exists?, get_source, source_exists?, update, bulk, mget, delete_by_query/delete_by_query_rethrottle, update_by_query/update_by_query_rethrottle, termvectors, mtermvectors, reindex/reindex_rethrottle.
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Index — indices-tagged endpoints: index lifecycle (create_index, delete_index, get_index, index_exists?, open, close, add_block/remove_block), mappings (put_mapping, get_mapping, get_field_mapping), settings (put_settings, get_settings), aliases (put_alias, delete_alias, get_alias, alias_exists?, update_aliases), clone/shrink/split, refresh/flush/forcemerge/clear_cache, monitoring (stats, segments, recovery, shard_stores, disk_usage, field_usage_stats), analyze, validate_query, reload_search_analyzers, resolve_index, resolve_cluster, rollover, index/component templates (put_index_template, get_index_template, delete_index_template, index_template_exists?, simulate_index_template, put_component_template, get_component_template, delete_component_template, component_template_exists?), legacy templates — deprecated in favor of their index-template equivalents (put_template, get_template, delete_template, template_exists?, simulate_template), data lifecycle (delete_data_lifecycle), and dangling indices (list_dangling_indices, import_dangling_index, delete_dangling_index).
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Repository — use-able repository pattern that binds the index-related functions of Search, Document, and Index to a fixed or computed index, with :only/:except filtering.
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.TypeCodec — optional whole-body type casting, set as dowser_client's :codec_adapter: casts dates, IPs, geo points, and ranges to and from native Elixir terms against each document's own index mapping, at any nesting depth in a response (a bare document, msearch results, bulk items, …). Built on Dowser.Elasticsearch.Codec (the per-field cast dispatcher, extensible via Dowser.Client.Codec.Builder) and Dowser.Elasticsearch.MappingCacher (a cached, single-flight index-mapping fetcher, supervised by the application).
  • Dowser.Elasticsearch.Error — the exception every non-2xx response is wrapped in, extracting :type/:reason from a standard Elasticsearch error body when present.