File: //snap/google-cloud-cli/current/lib/surface/firestore/indexes/composite/list.yaml
- release_tracks: [ALPHA, BETA, GA]
help_text:
brief: List composite indexes.
description: List composite indexes.
examples: |
The following command lists all composite indexes in the database:
$ {command}
$ {command} --database=(default)
The following command lists composite indexes in the `Events` collection group:
$ {command} --filter=COLLECTION_GROUP:Events
request:
collection: firestore.projects.databases.collectionGroups.indexes
response:
id_field: name
arguments:
resource:
help_text: Collection group of the index.
is_positional: false
# By using collection_group_with_default this resource arg is correctly determined to be
# optional and uses the special '-' collection group to list all indexes in the database.
spec: !REF googlecloudsdk.command_lib.firestore.resources:collection_group_with_default
# Ideally the API would only return indexes whose collection group matches the one in the
# request; however currently no matter what collection group you provide you'll get a list of
# all the indexes in all collection groups. Thus we remove the collection group flag here
# since it has no effect. The user can always filter the responses by collection group using
# the gcloud wide --filter flag.
removed_flags:
- collection-group
output:
# This format string gets the field config table (fieldPath,order,arrayConfig) to show up as
# additional columns in the same row, as opposed to indented on the next line. Note that the
# double quotes are needed as opposed to a multi-line YAML string, since the latter escapes
# newline characters which we need to provide to .join() in order to get each field onto its
# own line.
#
# We could also use
# format: |
# table[box](
# name.basename(),
# name.segment(-3):label=COLLECTION_GROUP,
# queryScope,
# state,
# fields.slice(:-1):format="table(fieldPath,order,arrayConfig)")
# if we didn't care about the field config info showing up as columns in the existing row.
#
# TODO(b/120985936): Use an inline nested table when that's made possible
format: "table[all-box](\
name.basename(),\
name.segment(-3):label=COLLECTION_GROUP:sort=1,\
queryScope,\
state,\
apiScope,\
fields.*extract('fieldPath').*flatten().join('\n'):label=FIELD_PATHS,\
fields.*extract('order').*flatten().join('\n'):label=ORDER,\
fields.*extract('arrayConfig').*flatten().join('\n'):label=ARRAY_CONFIG,\
fields.*extract('vectorConfig').*extract('dimension').*flatten().join('\n'):label=VECTOR_CONFIG)"
release_tracks: [BETA, GA]