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A use case for it is setting up a connection to AWS Elasticsearch.
According to elasticsearch-transport's readme one should pass a block to ::ElasticsearchClient#initialize which adds necessary authorization headers to each request. However this can't be done with chewy.
A possible hack as it was discussed in the issue #296 is to assign Thread.current[:chewy_client] somewhere (say, in Rails initializer) with a custom instance. But this would affect only the current thread.
With
:proc
option it becomes possible to pass a block toElasticsearch::Constructor
.So an example initializer for AWS tuning looks like this:
P.S. For the purpose of
Content-Type
header see issue #271.