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Expand Up @@ -37,6 +37,8 @@ class IndexStats(CamelBase):
is_indexing: bool
field_distribution: FieldDistribution
internal_database_sizes: dict[str, Any] | None = None
index_size: int | None = None
used_index_size: int | None = None
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Meilisearch stats API sizeFormat human indexSize usedIndexSize response

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In Meilisearch, the stats API endpoints (GET /stats and GET /indexes/{index_uid}/stats) provide metrics regarding database and index size [1][2]. Recent updates to Meilisearch introduced optional query parameters to control the formatting and level of detail for these size metrics [3][4]. Key Query Parameters: - sizeFormat: Accepts either raw (default) or human [3][4]. When set to human, database sizes are returned as strings with appropriate units (e.g., MiB, GiB) instead of numeric byte counts [3][5]. - showInternalDatabaseSizes: A boolean parameter (defaults to false) that, when set to true, includes an internalDatabaseSizes dictionary in the response [3][5]. Regarding indexSize and usedIndexSize: These fields are available in index statistics to provide more granular information about storage usage [6]. indexSize represents the total size of the index database, while usedIndexSize indicates the size of the used pages within that database [6]. Similar to other size metrics, these fields are subject to the formatting specified by the sizeFormat parameter [6]. Note that the specific keys within internalDatabaseSizes are subject to change between versions and should not be relied upon as a strongly typed object in integrations [3][4]. Top Results: [1][2][6][3][4]

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Accept human-formatted size values.

When Index.get_stats(size_format="human") returns unit-bearing strings such as "1.5 GiB" for these fields, IndexStats(**stats) rejects them because both annotations allow only int | None. Change both fields to int | str | None and add coverage for raw and human formats.

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In `@meilisearch/models/index.py` around lines 40 - 41, Update the IndexStats
fields index_size and used_index_size to accept int, str, or None so
Index.get_stats(size_format="human") can construct the model from unit-bearing
values; add coverage validating both raw numeric and human-formatted stats.

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@field_validator("field_distribution", mode="before")
@classmethod
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