[ANN] ElasticSearch View Plugin

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Hi all,

I just pushed a new plugin which provides a simple way to render
ElasticSearch documents in HTML, XML or text rather than JSON. It could be
useful to people who don't want to set up a dedicated web app to render
ElasticSearch documents. The rendering is done with templating systems like
MVEL or Mustache.

I tried to explain how it works here:
http://blog.zenika.com/index.php?post/2012/12/20/Introducing-the-ElasticSearch-View-Plugin

And the github project is located here:

Your comments and feedback will be greatly appreciated :o)

Thanks,

-- Tanguy Leroux
@tlrx

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Hello Tanguy ,

I loved the concept. Simply awesome !!!

Thanks
Vineeth

On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Tanguy tlrx.dev@gmail.com wrote:

Hi all,

I just pushed a new plugin which provides a simple way to render
Elasticsearch documents in HTML, XML or text rather than JSON. It could be
useful to people who don't want to set up a dedicated web app to render
Elasticsearch documents. The rendering is done with templating systems like
MVEL or Mustache.

I tried to explain how it works here:

Blog Zenika – #CodeTheWorld

And the github project is located here:
GitHub - tlrx/elasticsearch-view-plugin: The ElasticSearch View Plugin provides a simple way to render ElasticSearch documents in HTML, XML or text

Your comments and feedback will be greatly appreciated :o)

Thanks,

-- Tanguy Leroux
@tlrx
tlrx (Tanguy Leroux) · GitHub

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Thanks Vineeth!

Le vendredi 21 décembre 2012 11:50:56 UTC+1, Vineeth Mohan a écrit :

Hello Tanguy ,

I loved the concept. Simply awesome !!!

Thanks
Vineeth

On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Tanguy <tlrx...@gmail.com <javascript:>>wrote:

Hi all,

I just pushed a new plugin which provides a simple way to render
Elasticsearch documents in HTML, XML or text rather than JSON. It could be
useful to people who don't want to set up a dedicated web app to render
Elasticsearch documents. The rendering is done with templating systems like
MVEL or Mustache.

I tried to explain how it works here:

Blog Zenika – #CodeTheWorld

And the github project is located here:
GitHub - tlrx/elasticsearch-view-plugin: The ElasticSearch View Plugin provides a simple way to render ElasticSearch documents in HTML, XML or text

Your comments and feedback will be greatly appreciated :o)

Thanks,

-- Tanguy Leroux
@tlrx
tlrx (Tanguy Leroux) · GitHub

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