create-aggregation

You can scaffold Elasticsearch aggregation classes automatically by using a code generation skill that creates PHP class files with appropriate traits, custom exceptions, and PHPUnit tests. This automation handles boilerplate and follows project immutability and coding standards, requiring PHP 8.4+ and PHPUnit.

The best way to add custom metric or bucket aggregations is through automated scaffolding that generates the aggregation class, relevant custom exception files, and ready-to-run unit tests covering basic, filterable, globalizable, and size features. It also updates the project's AGENTS.md documentation automatically.

Yes, Elasticsearch aggregation scaffolding requires PHP 8.4+ and PHPUnit. The generated aggregation classes and unit tests follow the project's immutability and coding standards, ensuring compatibility with modern PHP development environments and testing workflows.

Yes, you can generate ready-to-run PHPUnit tests automatically when scaffolding Elasticsearch aggregation classes. The generated tests cover basic, filterable, globalizable, and size features, ensuring comprehensive coverage for custom metric and bucket aggregations without manual test writing.

Creating Elasticsearch aggregation classes manually involves repetitive boilerplate for class structure, custom exceptions, and unit tests. Automated scaffolding eliminates this by generating all required files at once, including the aggregation PHP class with appropriate traits, exception files, and PHPUnit tests following project conventions.