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Partial document update.

When you need to update only part of the document, you can specify which properties should be updated. You can benefit from it in many ways: you don't need to prefetch all the data upfront, reduce the payload of a request, increment some property without replacing the entire document, ... If you want to replace the entire document, please refer to ReplaceOne action.

var client = new CodeMashClient(apiKey, projectId);
var service = new CodeMashRepository<Person>(client);

var person = new Person { Id = "record_id" Name = "Peter" };
var updateDefinition = Builders<Person>.Update.Set(x => x.Name , "Peter II");

await service.UpdateOneRequest(
    x => x.Id == person.Id,
    updateDefinition,
    new DatabaseUpdateOneOptions()
);

Check the information about entities on how your class objects are serialized.

import { db } from 'codemash';

export async function activateEmployee(id) {

    return await db.updateRecord('employees', 
        { _id: id }, 
        { $set: { 'is_active' : 1 }});
}

use Codemash\CodemashClient;
use Codemash\CodemashDb;

class CodemashService
{
    protected CodemashDb $codemashDb;
    protected string $collectionName = '{YOUR_COLLECTION_NAME}';

    public function __construct()
    {
        $secretKey = '{YOUR_SECRET_KEY}';
        $projectId = '{YOUR_PROJECT_ID}';

        $client = new CodemashClient($secretKey, $projectId);
        $this->codemashDb = new CodemashDb($client);
    }

    public function updateOne()
    {
        $responseData = $this->codemashDb->updateOne([
        	'collectionName' => 'employees',
        	'id' => '{EMPLOYEE_ID}',
        	'update' => [
        		'$set' => [
        			'address' => 'Chicago',
        		],
        	],
        ]);
    }
}

Check the docs on how to form filters.

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