How to use pri - 3 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few pri examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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elastic / kibana / x-pack / plugins / index_management / server / routes / api / indices / register_shards_route.js View on Github 
return hits.map(hit => {
return {
health: hit.health,
status: hit.status,
name: hit.index,
uuid: hit.uuid,
primary: hit.pri,
replica: hit.rep,
documents: hit["docs.count"],
documents_deleted: hit["docs.deleted"],
size: hit["store.size"],
primary_size: hit["pri.store.size"],
};
});
}return hits.map(hit => {
return {
health: hit.health,
status: hit.status,
name: hit.index,
uuid: hit.uuid,
primary: hit.pri,
replica: hit.rep,
documents: hit["docs.count"],
documents_deleted: hit["docs.deleted"],
size: hit["store.size"],
primary_size: hit["pri.store.size"],
};
});
} { id: 'pri.search.query_current', name: 'Current Query Phase Ops', dataField: 'pri.search.query_current', doStats: false, width: 100, dataFunction: (item) => { return this.$options.filters.roundCommaString(item['pri.search.query_current']); } },
{ id: 'uuid', name: 'UUID', sort: 'uuid', doStats: false, width: 100 },pri
**Pri** is a toolkit for building web applications with React. **Helps you deal with everything with develop, so you can focus on the business logic.**
