Firstly this is not an issue, but I am unable to get a proper documentation on CreateIndex in NEST 2.0.4

[cmrhemalatha]

Team,

Please do help me out, My world was simpler when I had a json with my full index inside it.
I had to read the file , check if the index exists , if existed, delete it and create a new one in C# and I had uses NEST 1.7.1.

string jsonfile= System.IO.File.ReadAllText(jsonfilepath);
ESClient.Raw.IndicesCreatePost("myindex, filetext);

Post installing NEST 2.0.4, with my limited documentation available, could you please let me know, how do I just create an index.

I know it sounds like a trivial thing for you, but I just dont seem to get any concrete examples.

[russcam]

Hey @cmrhemalatha

Accessing the low level client on ElasticClient now happens via the .LowLevel property on ElasticClient in 2.x

var client = new ElasticClient();

string jsonfile= System.IO.File.ReadAllText(@"C:\path_to_json");

// the generic parameter for the method is for the type of T in ElasticsearchResponse<T> so
// if you don't need to deserialize, you might want to use byte[] or string
var createIndex = client.LowLevel.IndicesCreatePost<string>("myindex", jsonfile);

Here are details around what has changed in 2.x and a list of breaking changes for Elasticsearch.Net and NEST (programmatically generated so most of the changes should be there)

[cmrhemalatha]

Thanks a ton :)