"use strict"; Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); exports.getMatchedIndices = getMatchedIndices; var _constants = require("../constants"); /* * Copyright Elasticsearch B.V. and/or licensed to Elasticsearch B.V. under one * or more contributor license agreements. Licensed under the Elastic License * 2.0 and the Server Side Public License, v 1; you may not use this file except * in compliance with, at your election, the Elastic License 2.0 or the Server * Side Public License, v 1. */ function isSystemIndex(index) { if (index.startsWith('.')) { return true; } if (index.includes(':')) { return index.split(':').reduce((isSystem, idx) => isSystem || isSystemIndex(idx), false); } return false; } function filterSystemIndices(indices, isIncludingSystemIndices) { const acceptableIndices = isIncludingSystemIndices ? indices : // All system indices begin with a period. indices.filter(index => !isSystemIndex(index.name)); return acceptableIndices.slice(0, _constants.MAX_NUMBER_OF_MATCHING_INDICES); } /** This utility is designed to do a couple of things: 1) Take in list of indices and filter out system indices if necessary 2) Return a `visible` list based on a priority order. We are passing in three separate lists because they each represent something slightly different. - `unfilteredAllIndices` This is the result of the initial `*` query and represents all known indices - `unfilteredPartialMatchedIndices` This is the result of searching against the query with an added `*`. This is only used when the query does not end in an `*` and represents potential matches in the UI - `unfilteredExactMatchedIndices This is the result of searching against a query that already ends in `*`. We call this `exact` matches because ES is telling us exactly what it matches */ function getMatchedIndices(unfilteredAllIndices, unfilteredPartialMatchedIndices, unfilteredExactMatchedIndices, isIncludingSystemIndices = false) { const allIndices = filterSystemIndices(unfilteredAllIndices, isIncludingSystemIndices); const partialMatchedIndices = filterSystemIndices(unfilteredPartialMatchedIndices, isIncludingSystemIndices); const exactMatchedIndices = filterSystemIndices(unfilteredExactMatchedIndices, isIncludingSystemIndices); // We need to pick one to show in the UI and there is a priority here // 1) If there are exact matches, show those as the query is good to go // 2) If there are no exact matches, but there are partial matches, // show the partial matches // 3) If there are no exact or partial matches, just show all indices let visibleIndices; if (exactMatchedIndices.length) { visibleIndices = exactMatchedIndices; } else if (partialMatchedIndices.length) { visibleIndices = partialMatchedIndices; } else { visibleIndices = allIndices; } return { allIndices, exactMatchedIndices, partialMatchedIndices, visibleIndices }; }