Update
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. https://docs.codemash.io/api/database/collections/update
Id of a record to update. Required if filter is empty.
Collection name - unique, lowercased, collection name without whitespace. E.g., if your collection title you have entered in the CodeMash dashboard is "Business Trips" then collection name would be "business-trips".
The CodeMash API version used to fetch data from the API. If not specified, the last version will be used. E.g.: v2
Accept Header
API key of your cluster. Can be passed in a header as X-CM-Cluster.
ID of your project. Can be passed in a header as X-CM-ProjectId.
Specify culture code when your response from the API should be localised. E.g.: en
Success
Success
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. https://docs.codemash.io/api/database/collections/update
Collection name - unique, lowercased, collection name without whitespace. E.g., if your collection title you have entered in the CodeMash dashboard is "Business Trips" then collection name would be "business-trips".
The CodeMash API version used to fetch data from the API. If not specified, the last version will be used. E.g.: v2
Accept Header
API key of your cluster. Can be passed in a header as X-CM-Cluster.
ID of your project. Can be passed in a header as X-CM-ProjectId.
Specify culture code when your response from the API should be localised. E.g.: en
Success
Success
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