Python JSON - Elasticsearch - [_na] query malformed, must start with start_object
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I am trying to duplicate the following json params in a Python post request:
This is what I have in my dictionary:
payload = {
'match':{'situs.state':'AL'},
'notMatch':{},
'page':1,
'range':{
'loanAmount':[
{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
]
},
'size':100
}
I then pass this dictionary into my post request with json.dumps so it gets converted to json and sent with the post request.
data = json.dumps(payload)
However, nothing works as I get the following error:
{"type":"Elasticsearch","message":"[parsing_exception] [_na] query
malformed, must start with start_object, with { line=1 & col=119
}","path":"/some_path","query":{"size":100,"from":0},"statusCode":400,"body":{"error":{"root_cause":[{"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119}],"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119},"status":400}}
Where am I going wrong here?
python json
elasticsearch post python-requests asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
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I am trying to duplicate the following json params in a Python post request:
This is what I have in my dictionary:
payload = {
'match':{'situs.state':'AL'},
'notMatch':{},
'page':1,
'range':{
'loanAmount':[
{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
]
},
'size':100
}
I then pass this dictionary into my post request with json.dumps so it gets converted to json and sent with the post request.
data = json.dumps(payload)
However, nothing works as I get the following error:
{"type":"Elasticsearch","message":"[parsing_exception] [_na] query
malformed, must start with start_object, with { line=1 & col=119
}","path":"/some_path","query":{"size":100,"from":0},"statusCode":400,"body":{"error":{"root_cause":[{"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119}],"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119},"status":400}}
Where am I going wrong here?
python json
elasticsearch post python-requests asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
417
0should begteand1should belte
– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44
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up vote
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I am trying to duplicate the following json params in a Python post request:
This is what I have in my dictionary:
payload = {
'match':{'situs.state':'AL'},
'notMatch':{},
'page':1,
'range':{
'loanAmount':[
{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
]
},
'size':100
}
I then pass this dictionary into my post request with json.dumps so it gets converted to json and sent with the post request.
data = json.dumps(payload)
However, nothing works as I get the following error:
{"type":"Elasticsearch","message":"[parsing_exception] [_na] query
malformed, must start with start_object, with { line=1 & col=119
}","path":"/some_path","query":{"size":100,"from":0},"statusCode":400,"body":{"error":{"root_cause":[{"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119}],"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119},"status":400}}
Where am I going wrong here?
python json
elasticsearch post python-requests asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
417
I am trying to duplicate the following json params in a Python post request:
This is what I have in my dictionary:
payload = {
'match':{'situs.state':'AL'},
'notMatch':{},
'page':1,
'range':{
'loanAmount':[
{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
]
},
'size':100
}
I then pass this dictionary into my post request with json.dumps so it gets converted to json and sent with the post request.
data = json.dumps(payload)
However, nothing works as I get the following error:
{"type":"Elasticsearch","message":"[parsing_exception] [_na] query
malformed, must start with start_object, with { line=1 & col=119
}","path":"/some_path","query":{"size":100,"from":0},"statusCode":400,"body":{"error":{"root_cause":[{"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119}],"type":"parsing_exception","reason":"[_na]
query malformed, must start with
start_object","line":1,"col":119},"status":400}}
Where am I going wrong here?
python json
elasticsearch post python-requests python json
elasticsearch post python-requests asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
417
asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
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edited Nov 22 at 18:59
asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
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asked Nov 22 at 17:22
curiousgeorge
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asked Nov 22 at 17:22
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0should begteand1should belte
– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44
add a comment |
0should begteand1should belte
– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44
0 should be gte and 1 should be lte– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
0 should be gte and 1 should be lte– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44
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The range part should be like this:
'range':{
'loanAmount':{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
},
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.notMatchandpageare not valid andmatchandrangeneed to be inside aboolquery. I'm not sure how you came to that query format
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
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The range part should be like this:
'range':{
'loanAmount':{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
},
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.notMatchandpageare not valid andmatchandrangeneed to be inside aboolquery. I'm not sure how you came to that query format
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The range part should be like this:
'range':{
'loanAmount':{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
},
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.notMatchandpageare not valid andmatchandrangeneed to be inside aboolquery. I'm not sure how you came to that query format
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
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up vote
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down vote
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The range part should be like this:
'range':{
'loanAmount':{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
},
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
The range part should be like this:
'range':{
'loanAmount':{
'gte':None,
'lte':10000000
}
},
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
answered Nov 22 at 18:16
Val
100k6130167
100k6130167
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.notMatchandpageare not valid andmatchandrangeneed to be inside aboolquery. I'm not sure how you came to that query format
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
add a comment |
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.notMatchandpageare not valid andmatchandrangeneed to be inside aboolquery. I'm not sure how you came to that query format
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
After looking around I saw that its just as you said. I was passing two arguments instead of one. However, I need loanAmount to remain as an array and not a dict. Running the code with loanAmount as an dictionary crashes with a TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'. I've revised my code to reflect the changes and my new error.
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 18:34
1
1
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.
notMatch and page are not valid and match and range need to be inside a bool query. I'm not sure how you came to that query format– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
Aside from that your payload is just not a valid DSL query.
notMatch and page are not valid and match and range need to be inside a bool query. I'm not sure how you came to that query format– Val
Nov 22 at 19:02
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
I came to that query format from not knowing anything about Elasticsearch, like literally nothing. I thought I just had to replicate plain json with my post request. I wasn't aware there was a specific format I had to follow. That explains a lot! Well, I guess I'm off to learn exactly what Elasticsearch is and how to write a proper query. Thanks @Val!
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 19:21
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
Awesome, glad it helped!
– Val
Nov 22 at 19:34
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0should begteand1should belte– Val
Nov 22 at 17:29
I am new to json. I just quickly checked out what gte and lte are. After replacing them (I've also editted my initial post to reflect the changes) and running the code again, I now get :"type": "parsing_exception","reason":"[range] query doesn't support multiple fields, found [loanAmount] and [lte]"
– curiousgeorge
Nov 22 at 17:44