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`meili add indexes --id <index> [--primary-key <field>]` on `POST /indexes`,
`meili update indexes --id <index> [--primary-key <field>] [--new-id <index>]`
on `PATCH /indexes/{index_uid}`, and `meili delete indexes --id <index> --yes`
on `DELETE /indexes/{index_uid}`. With `get indexes`, already shipped, the CRUD
of the resource is complete; `compact indexes` and `swap indexes` stay out on
purpose and keep their rows in `pnpm api:coverage`.
`--new-id` is rule 5 of `commands.md` applied: on `update indexes` the path
parameter takes `--id`, so the `uid` of the body is `--new-id`, with the API
spelling `--uid` as a hidden alias. `add indexes` takes the API spelling the
same way, on `--id`.
The three routes are asynchronous all the way: an index that already exists, or
one that does not, comes back as HTTP 202 with a task that then fails, never as
an HTTP error. The integration test of `update indexes` pins that down, exit 7
with the failed task on stdout, because it is the first thing an agent gets
wrong.
`readJsonObjectBody` joins `src/lib/input.ts`, the one shared piece this change
needed: `add` and `update` send a body whose fields are flags, so the body must
be an object, and a body that is not one is `cli_input_invalid` before anything
is sent. The body travels whole, so a field with no flag reaches the API, which
refuses it rather than the CLI dropping it in silence.
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JSON object body input src/lib/input.ts, test/lib/input.test.ts |
Adds a body reader that returns an empty object when no input is supplied, parses object input, and rejects arrays and scalar values. |
Index command operations src/commands/add/indexes.ts, src/commands/update/indexes.ts, src/commands/delete/indexes.ts, oclif.manifest.json, .changeset/first-version.md |
Adds index creation, update, and deletion commands with CLI flags and API metadata. The manifest also adds metadata for fetching documents. |
Command and integration validation test/commands/{add,update,delete}/indexes.test.ts, test/helpers/meilisearch-handlers.ts, test/integration/meilisearch/{add,update,delete}-indexes.test.ts |
Adds mocked and real-service tests for command options, API requests, confirmation, task output, and error handling. |
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes
Change: Feature
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant AddIndexes
participant MeilisearchClient
participant MeilisearchAPI
participant outputTask
AddIndexes->>MeilisearchClient: Create index with parsed options
MeilisearchClient->>MeilisearchAPI: POST /indexes
MeilisearchAPI-->>MeilisearchClient: Return enqueued task
MeilisearchClient-->>AddIndexes: Return task result
AddIndexes->>outputTask: Send task result and flags
Possibly related PRs
- meilisearch/cli#21: Adds the body-input contract and helpers used by the index commands in this change.
- meilisearch/cli#22: Defines the
addverb for POST commands, which matches the newadd indexescommand.
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src/commands/add/documents.ts exists, but no src/commands/create/documents.ts exists. The manifest still publishes create:documents with relativePath create/documents.js. This stale entry makes meili schema advertise a command that has no implementation and fails the CI manifest-diff check.
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…:documents `oclif manifest` reads `dist/`, and `tsc` never removes an output whose source is gone, so `dist/commands/create/documents.js` had survived the rename of the verb `create` into `add` on my machine. Regenerating on that dirty tree put a `create:documents` command back into the committed manifest and into the `meili schema` snapshot, for a file that does not exist: the CI step "The committed manifest must match the code" caught it, and CodeRabbit read the same entry. `rm -rf dist` then `pnpm gen:manifest`. The manifest now lists seventeen commands, every one of them a file in `src/commands/`, and the schema snapshot loses the five phantom examples it carried. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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meili add indexes,meili update indexesandmeili delete indexes, the write commands of theindexesresource.POST /indexesmeili add indexes --id <index> [--primary-key <field>]PATCH /indexes/{index_uid}meili update indexes --id <index> [--primary-key <field>] [--new-id <index>]DELETE /indexes/{index_uid}meili delete indexes --id <index> --yesWith
get indexes, already shipped, the CRUD of the resource is complete.compact indexesandswap indexesare deliberately out of this change and keep their rows inpnpm api:coverage.Contract
docs/contract/commands.md, and each route is reachable by a distinct set of flags, or the exception is recorded with its reasonsrc/lib/output.ts, errors throughsrc/lib/errors.ts$EDITOR; adeletecommand spreadsBaseCommand.confirmFlagsand its examples carry--yesfetchoutsidesrc/lib/clients/The three rows were already in the table of
commands.md; no exception was needed and none was added.--new-idis rule 5 applied: onupdate indexesthe path parameter takes--id, so theuidof the body becomes--new-id, with the API spelling--uidas a hidden alias.add indexesaccepts--uidon--idthe same way.Tests
--helpsnapshot added or updated on purposepnpm lint,pnpm typecheck,pnpm testpass locallypnpm test: 45 files, 333 tests.pnpm test:integration: 9 files, 32 tests against the local Meilisearch ofdocker-compose.yml.The only snapshot updated outside the new commands is the
meili schemaindex, which gains its three entries.Simplicity
src/lib/, is used by this command, and is named belowOne shared piece:
readJsonObjectBodyinsrc/lib/input.ts, used byadd indexesandupdate indexes. Both send a body whose fields are flags, so the body must be a JSON object; one that is not iscli_input_invalid, exit 2, before anything is sent. The body travels whole into the SDK call, so a field the command declares no flag for reaches the API, which refuses it rather than the CLI dropping it in silence.delete indexesdoes not use it: aDELETEroute has no body.Docs
docs/contract/updated for every name, flag, variable or code this change adds or renames, or nothing to updateNothing to update: the three commands and their flags were already described in
commands.md, and no new error code, exit code or environment variable appears. ADR 0007 (--yesondelete) and ADR 0010 (the connection flags belong to the commands that connect) both hold as written.Housekeeping
oclif.manifest.jsonregeneratedNo new dependency. The changeset line went into
.changeset/first-version.md, the single changeset until the first release.Notes for the reviewer
The three routes are asynchronous all the way, which is the interface decision worth your eyes. Creating an index that already exists, updating one that does not, and deleting one that does not all answer HTTP 202 with a task that then fails — never an HTTP 404 or 409, although the OpenAPI document declares a 404 on the
PATCHandDELETEroutes. So without--waitthese commands exit 0 on an index that does not exist, and the failure only shows up in the task. The integration test ofupdate indexespins that down: exit 7, the failed task on stdout,cli_task_failedon stderr. The unit error snapshots use the authentication error instead of a 404, because that is the error the API actually produces before enqueuing.One contract line was written and then withdrawn. The first draft added a bullet to the "Input" section of
output.md: on a route whose body fields are flags, the body is a JSON object and an unflagged field travels to the API as it is.delete documentsfalsifies it — the body of its delete-batch route is legitimately an array, and--data 42there answerscli_usage, notcli_input_invalid. Making the sentence true means changingdelete documents, another resource and another pull request, so this change ships the behaviour without the promise. Say the word if you want the contract line and thedelete documentsalignment as a follow-up.Two review findings were left for later, both test-only and both spanning the documents resource:
get documentscarries its own inline "the body must be an object" check with a route-specific hint that is better than the generic message, so it was not converted to the new helper; and the integration suite hand-rollsenvand theMeilisearchclient in each of its seven files, which wants a shared export intest/integration/meilisearch/setup.tsrather than a change made halfway here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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