elasticsearch-analysis-pinyin-8.15.0

# Elasticsearch plugin descriptor file # This file must exist as 'plugin-descriptor.properties' at # the root directory of all plugins. # # A plugin can be 'site', 'jvm', or both. # ### example site plugin for "foo": # # foo.zip <-- zip file for the plugin, with this structure: # _site/ <-- the contents that will be served # plugin-descriptor.properties <-- example contents below: # # site=true # description=My cool plugin # version=1.0 # ### example jvm plugin for "foo" # # foo.zip <-- zip file for the plugin, with this structure: # <arbitrary name1>.jar <-- classes, resources, dependencies # <arbitrary nameN>.jar <-- any number of jars # plugin-descriptor.properties <-- example contents below: # # jvm=true # classname=foo.bar.BazPlugin # description=My cool plugin # version=2.0.0-rc1 # elasticsearch.version=2.0 # java.version=1.7 # ### mandatory elements for all plugins: # # 'description': simple summary of the plugin description=Pinyin Analysis for Elasticsearch # # 'version': plugin's version version=8.15.0 # # 'name': the plugin name name=analysis-pinyin # # 'classname': the name of the class to load, fully-qualified. classname=com.infinilabs.elasticsearch.analysis.AnalysisPinyinPlugin # # 'java.version' version of java the code is built against # use the system property java.specification.version # version string must be a sequence of nonnegative decimal integers # separated by "."'s and may have leading zeros java.version=1.8 # # 'elasticsearch.version' version of elasticsearch compiled against # You will have to release a new version of the plugin for each new # elasticsearch release. This version is checked when the plugin # is loaded so Elasticsearch will refuse to start in the presence of # plugins with the incorrect elasticsearch.version. elasticsearch.version=8.15.0