Question about using Python for User Scripts in 3.20

[oderyn]

sist2 version: 3.2

Platform (Linux or Docker, x86-64 or arm64): Docker

Elasticsearch version: 7.17.9

Love the new user scripts using Python. I am working on one now to help with tagging based on the structure of the filename.

Using the example (https://sist2-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html)

Would I post the entire script to the User Script textarea like so:

from sist2 import Sist2Index
import sys

index = Sist2Index(sys.argv[1])
for doc in index.document_iter():
    doc.json_data["tag"] = ["hamburger.#00FF00"]
    index.update_document(doc)

index.sync_tag_table()
index.commit()

print("Done!")

Or would it look more like this:

for doc in index.document_iter():
    doc.json_data["tag"] = ["hamburger.#00FF00"]
    index.update_document(doc)

index.sync_tag_table()
index.commit()

print("Done!")

Or something else entirely?

Thanks!

[simon987]

hi, you would set the entire script like in the first example

[oderyn]

When I add the example, as-is to to an index, I get the following error:

2023-09-04 13:56:05 [ERROR elastic.c] User script error: 
{
	"root_cause":	[{
			"type":	"script_exception",
			"reason":	"compile error",
			"script_stack":	["for doc in index.document_ite ...", "    ^---- HERE"],
			"script":	"for doc in index.document_iter():\n    doc.json_data[\"tag\"] = [\"hamburger.#00FF00\"]\n    index.update_document(doc)\n\nindex.sync_tag_table()\nindex.commit()",
			"lang":	"painless",
			"position":	{
				"offset":	4,
				"start":	0,
				"end":	29
			}
		}],
	"type":	"script_exception",
	"reason":	"compile error",
	"script_stack":	["for doc in index.document_ite ...", "    ^---- HERE"],
	"script":	"for doc in index.document_iter():\n    doc.json_data[\"tag\"] = [\"hamburger.#00FF00\"]\n    index.update_document(doc)\n\nindex.sync_tag_table()\nindex.commit()",
	"lang":	"painless",
	"position":	{
		"offset":	4,
		"start":	0,
		"end":	29
	},
	"caused_by":	{
		"type":	"illegal_argument_exception",
		"reason":	"invalid sequence of tokens near ['doc'].",
		"caused_by":	{
			"type":	"no_viable_alt_exception",
			"reason":	null
		}
	}
}

[simon987]

are you using version 3.2.X ?

The documentation on github is for 3.2 (which is not yet officially released but I believe you can get it using the x64-linux docker tag)

[oderyn]

I am showing version 3.2.0 in my Debug info. Here's the full info:

Label	Value
version	3.2.0
platform	x64_linux_docker
debugBinary	false
sist2CommitHash
esIndex	sist2
tagline	Lightning-fast file system indexer and search tool
dev	false
mongooseVersion	7.7
esVersion	7.17.9
esVersionSupported	true
esVersionLegacy	false

And here's the image version:

image: simon987/sist2:x64-linux

[simon987]

that's odd

Where are you entering the script code? It should be a form that looks like this:

[oderyn]

I did not actually have a screen that looked like that. It was still the user scripts box on the index.

However, I just took it all down and deleted state.db as it was throwing an error.

I've lost my indexes, so will need to rebuild before I can test again, but I am now seeing the screen in your screenshot. I will report back here shortly.

[oderyn]

And now it works. :)

I appreciate the assist.

I am definitely glad it was that easy and sorry I had to bug you about it.

Now I gotta try out my own scripts.

This looks like a great new feature!

[simon987]

no worries!