search-client/com.jillesvangurp.ktsearch/SearchResponse/Hit

Hit

@Serializable

data class Hit(val index: String, val id: String, val score: Double?, val source: JsonObject?, val fields: JsonObject?, val sort: JsonArray?, val innerHits: Map<String, HitsContainer>?, val highlight: JsonObject?, val seqNo: Long?, val primaryTerm: Long?, val version: Long?, val explanation: JsonObject?, val matchedQueries: MatchedQueries?) : SourceInformation

Constructors

constructor(index: String, id: String, score: Double?, source: JsonObject?, fields: JsonObject?, sort: JsonArray?, innerHits: Map<String, HitsContainer>?, highlight: JsonObject?, seqNo: Long?, primaryTerm: Long?, version: Long?, explanation: JsonObject?, matchedQueries: MatchedQueries?)

Properties

@SerialName(value = "_explanation")

val explanation: JsonObject?

val fields: JsonObject?

val highlight: JsonObject?

@SerialName(value = "_id")

open override val id: String

@SerialName(value = "_index")

val index: String

@SerialName(value = "inner_hits")

val innerHits: Map<String, HitsContainer>?

@SerialName(value = "matched_queries")

val matchedQueries: MatchedQueries?

If named queries are used, the response includes a matched_queries property for each hit. There are two forms of the matched_queries response:

@SerialName(value = "_primary_term")

open override val primaryTerm: Long?

@SerialName(value = "_score")

val score: Double?

@SerialName(value = "_seq_no")

open override val seqNo: Long?

val sort: JsonArray?

@SerialName(value = "_source")

open override val source: JsonObject?

@SerialName(value = "_version")

open override val version: Long?

Functions

inline fun <T> SourceInformation.document(json: Json = DEFAULT_JSON): T

inline fun <T> SearchResponse.Hit.parseHit(json: Json = DEFAULT_JSON): T

fun <T> SearchResponse.Hit.parseHit(deserializationStrategy: DeserializationStrategy<T>, json: Json = DEFAULT_JSON): T