Lambda Taggable Elasticsearch Indexer
Listen for updates in tags in the numo-taggy/ci S3 bucket and update ElasticSearch record.
The data inserted to ElasticSearch will be used to autocomplete at the tagging system and isearch-ui.
Tags will be created as follows:
tagid: 'tagid' name: 'market value' label: 'official tag name' context: '`taggy` for tagging system and `market:language` for isearch-ui'
A tag will be created for each value
in the markets
property specified in the input data plus an additional tag with taggy
context
for taggable-ui.
For example, with the following input:
"_id": "geo:geonames.1609350" "displayName": "Bangkok" "location": "lat": "13.75398" "lon": "100.50144" "tags": "node": "geo:geonames.1608132" "edge": "LOCATED_IN" "displayName": "Changwat Nonthaburi" "source": "geonames" "active": true "markets": "dk": "da": "label": "Bangkok" "values": "Bangkok" "Vangkok" "de": "de": "label": "Bangkok" "values": "Bangkok" "gb": "en": "label": "Angels land" "values": "The City of Angels" "es": "label": "Bangkok" "values": "Bangkok"
The following tags would be created:
tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'Bangkok' label: 'Bangkok' context: 'dk:da' tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'Vangkok' label: 'Bangkok' context: 'dk:da' tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'Bangkok' label: 'Bangkok' context: 'de:de' tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'The city of Angels' label: 'Angels land' context: 'gb:en' tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'Bangkok' label: 'Bangkok' context: 'gb:es' tagid: 'geo:geonames.1609350' name: 'Bangkok' label: 'Bangkok' context: 'taggy'
Environment Variables
To run/develop/test this Lambda locally you will need to export the following Environment Variables:
export AWS_ES_ENDPOINT=yourdomain.eu-west-1.es.amazonaws.comexport AWS_S3_BUCKET=numo-taggyexport AWS_REGION=eu-west-1export AWS_IAM_ROLE=arn:aws:iam::1234567890:role/lambdafullexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=YORKIEexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=SuperSecret
Copy the sample.env
to .env
and add the valid values for the access keys.
cp sample.env .env
if you don't have the keys get them from CodeShip
If you need to check if your environment variables are correct, try running:
node test/ping.js