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I guess its a tad bit late ? https://github.com/elastic/sense https://github.com/elastic/sense EDIT: I watched the complete demo, seems more smart than sense.
by emirozer 10y ago
I guess its a tad bit late ?
https://github.com/elastic/sense https://github.com/elastic/sense
EDIT: I watched the complete demo, seems more smart than sense. (in terms of query building)
- sidi 10y agoSense is JSON aware (and autocomplete is nice) but it still expects you to write the Elasticsearch DSL. Mirage provides an alternative interface (GUI based) to compose the Elasticsearch queries that it transpiles on the fly to the Elasticsearch JSON syntax (and you're free to work with the latter as well).
- donretag 10y agoSense requires Kibana, which is another app to download and run. The original version of Sense, which I still use, was a simple Chrome extension.