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 # Elasticsearch Sequence
 
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 `es-sequence` is a Node.js module for Elasticsearch that provides sequences of auto-incrementing integers that can be used to set the id of new documents.
 
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 Inspired by the Perl library [ElasticSearchX-Sequence](https://github.com/clintongormley/ElasticSearchX-Sequence) by borrowing its [approach](http://blogs.perl.org/users/clinton_gormley/2011/10/elasticsearchsequence---a-blazing-fast-ticket-server.html).
 
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-2014-03-30, **Note on the failing build**: Travis CI currently provides Elasticsearch v0.90.10 which is incompatible with the latest Elasticsearch client. I could use an earlier version of the client but then also some checks in the unit tests need to be changed. So I will wait until Travis CI upgrades to Elasticsearch v1.1.
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 ## Installation
 
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