- Painless Scripting Language: other versions:
- Getting Started with Painless
- Painless Language Specification
- Painless contexts
- Context examples
- Ingest processor context
- Update context
- Update by query context
- Reindex context
- Sort context
- Similarity context
- Weight context
- Score context
- Field context
- Filter context
- Minimum should match context
- Metric aggregation initialization context
- Metric aggregation map context
- Metric aggregation combine context
- Metric aggregation reduce context
- Bucket script aggregation context
- Bucket selector aggregation context
- Analysis Predicate Context
- Watcher condition context
- Watcher transform context
- Painless API Reference
IMPORTANT: No additional bug fixes or documentation updates
will be released for this version. For the latest information, see the
current release documentation.
Watcher condition context
editWatcher condition context
editUse a Painless script as a watcher condition to test if a response is necessary.
Variables
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params(Map, read-only) - User-defined parameters passed in as part of the query.
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ctx['watch_id'](String, read-only) - The id of the watch.
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ctx['execution_time'](DateTime, read-only) - The start time for the watch.
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ctx['trigger']['scheduled_time'](DateTime, read-only) - The scheduled trigger time for the watch.
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ctx['trigger']['triggered_time'](DateTime, read-only) - The actual trigger time for the watch.
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ctx['metadata'](Map, read-only) - Any metadata associated with the watch.
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ctx['payload'](Map, read-only) - The accessible watch data based upon the watch input.
Return
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boolean -
Expects
trueif the condition is met, andfalseotherwise.
API
The standard Painless API is available.
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