Using a @timestamp field in elasticsearch-dsl-py

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1

Hi,

I'm trying to start using ES-DSL-PY to do some quick tests on my
environment and I've faced one problem.
Whats the correct way to use it in a range filter? I plain json the Syntax
would be something like:

"range": {
"@timestamp": {
"from": 1413815328968,
"to": 1413901728968
}
}

When I try to convert it to python I'd end with something like

F("range", @timestamp={"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968})

But the *@timestamp *is a wrong Python Syntax.
Any recommendations on how to do it, while still using EDP syntax?

Thanks in advance.

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Hi Antonio,
you might dave to use:
F("range", **{'@timestamp': {"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968}})

or

F({"range": {@timestamp: {"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968}}})

both of these should work.

On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Antonio Augusto Santos
mkhaos7@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to start using ES-DSL-PY to do some quick tests on my environment
and I've faced one problem.
Whats the correct way to use it in a range filter? I plain json the Syntax
would be something like:

"range": {
"@timestamp": {
"from": 1413815328968,
"to": 1413901728968
}
}

When I try to convert it to python I'd end with something like

F("range", @timestamp={"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968})

But the @timestamp is a wrong Python Syntax.
Any recommendations on how to do it, while still using EDP syntax?

Thanks in advance.

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Thanks Honza, worked like a charm!

Just as a pointer to other people, your second code only worked when
putting the @timestamp between quotes (you probably forgot it there).

Thanks.

On Tuesday, October 21, 2014 12:27:04 PM UTC-3, Honza Král wrote:

Hi Antonio,
you might dave to use:
F("range", **{'@timestamp': {"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968}})

or

F({"range": {@timestamp: {"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968}}})

both of these should work.

On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Antonio Augusto Santos
<mkh...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to start using ES-DSL-PY to do some quick tests on my
environment
and I've faced one problem.
Whats the correct way to use it in a range filter? I plain json the
Syntax
would be something like:

"range": {
"@timestamp": {
"from": 1413815328968,
"to": 1413901728968
}
}

When I try to convert it to python I'd end with something like

F("range", @timestamp={"from":1413815328968, "to":1413901728968})

But the @timestamp is a wrong Python Syntax.
Any recommendations on how to do it, while still using EDP syntax?

Thanks in advance.

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