I am trying to find the minimum (smallest) value in a two-level nesting (a separate minimum value for each document).
So far, I can do an aggregation that counts the min value from all the nested values in my search results, but without dividing it into a document.
The outline of my example:
class MyExample(DocType):
myexample_id = Integer()
nested1 = Nested(
properties={
'timestamp': Date(),
'foo': Nested(
properties={
'bar': Float(),
}
)
}
)
nested2 = Nested(
multi=False,
properties={
'x': String(),
'y': String(),
}
)
And this is how I search and aggregate:
from elasticsearch_dsl import Search, Q
search = Search().filter(
'nested', path='nested1', inner_hits={},
query=Q(
'range', **{
'nested1.timestamp': {
'gte': exampleDate1,
'lte': exampleDate2
}
}
)
).filter(
'nested', path='nested2', inner_hits={'name': 'x'},
query=Q(
'term', **{
'nested2.x': x
}
)
).filter(
'nested', path='nested2', inner_hits={'name': 'y'},
query=Q(
'term', **{
'nested2.y': y
}
)
)
search.aggs.bucket(
'nested1', 'nested', path='nested1'
).bucket(
'nested_foo', 'nested', path='nested1.foo'
).metric(
'min_bar', 'min', field='nested1.foo.bar'
)
Basically I need to get the minimum value for all nested1.foo.bar nested values for each unique MyExample (they have a unique field myexample_id)