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opensearch_protobuf_search_request_quickstart_with_json_serialization.py
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opensearch_protobuf_search_request_quickstart_with_json_serialization.py
1from opensearch_protobufs.search_pb2 import SearchRequest
2from google.protobuf.json_format import MessageToJson
3
4def quickstart_example():
5 # Initialize a Protobuf SearchRequest object
6 # These classes are generated from the OpenSearch .proto definitions
7 search_request = SearchRequest()
8
9 # Set fields on the message
10 # Note: Field names correspond to those defined in the OpenSearch protobuf spec
11 search_request.indices.append("my-index")
12
13 # Convert to JSON for viewing or debugging (standard Protobuf utility)
14 json_output = MessageToJson(search_request)
15
16 print("Protobuf SearchRequest as JSON:")
17 print(json_output)
18
19 # In a real scenario, you would pass the serialized bytes
20 # to an OpenSearch client transport:
21 # binary_data = search_request.SerializeToString()
22 # client.transport.perform_request("POST", "/_search", body=binary_data, headers={"Content-Type": "application/x-protobuf"})
23
24if __name__ == "__main__":
25 quickstart_example()