Database
Create a database with No Code. You automatically will get access to the data in your collection over fully managed and secure https endpoints
CodeMash Database service provides many operations for database management like CRUD operations, schema builder, and data validation.
When you enable a database service in your CodeMash dashboard page we create a new MongoDb database for you. When that is done you are able to create collections using our provided tools in the dashboard. After you create a collection you can start adding records through the dashboard or calling to API endpoints.
Features included in database service:
- 1.Collections - just like any database collection.
- 2.Taxonomies - special kind of collections used mostly for basic select type data.
- 3.Imports - importing records to collections.
- 4.Exports - exporting records from collections.
- 5.Backups - dumping and restoring collections.
If you decide to use one of our provided SDK, the following code shows how to initialize database service.
.NET
Node
PHP
var projectId = Guid.Parse("{YOUR_PROJECT_ID}");
var apiKey = "{YOUR_SECRET_KEY}";
var client = new CodeMashClient(apiKey, projectId);
var service = new CodeMashRepository<Person>(client);
Here
Person is a class which extends the interface IEntity. The example below shows a class extendingEntityclass which extendsIEntityinterface. The attributeCollectionNameis a helper for a client. It takes one parameter - the name of your collection in CodeMash.[Collection("persons")]
public class Person : Entity
{
[Field("name")]
public string Name { get; set; }
}
Here
UniqueName is an attribute that is used to set the unique name of a field (the name that is used inside a database). This name can be found in your collection, field details. If this attribute is not used, then your field will be serialized and deserialized as a lowercase property name.import { db } from 'codemash';
$secretKey = '{YOUR_SECRET_KEY}';
$projectId = '{YOUR_PROJECT_ID}';
$client = new CodemashClient($secretKey, $projectId);
$codemashDb = new CodemashDb($client);
.NET
Node
PHP
using System;
using CodeMash.Client;
using CodeMash.Repository;
using MongoDB.Driver;
namespace ConsoleApplication
{
[CollectionName("persons")]
public class Person : Entity
{
public string Name { get; set; }
}
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// 1. Get your Project ID and Secret Key
var projectId = Guid.Parse("{YOUR_PROJECT_ID}");
var apiKey = "{YOUR_SECRET_KEY}";
// 2. Create a general client for API calls
var client = new CodeMashClient(apiKey, projectId);
// 3. Create a service object
var dbService = new CodeMashRepository<Person>(client);
// 4. Call an API method
var filter = Builders<Person>.Filter.Eq(x => x.Name, "John");
var result = dbService.Find(filter);
}
}
}
export async function getHolidaysOfEmployee(userId) {
const filter = JSON.stringify({
application_user: userId,
status: 'Approved',
});
// gets first 100 records - all approved holidays sorted out by start date
const response =
await db.getRecords('holidays', 0, 100, { start: -1 }, filter);
return response;
}
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 getEmployees()
{
$responseData = $this->codemashDb->findMany([
'collectionName' => 'employees',
'filter' => [
'address' => 'New York',
],
]);
}
}
The following links explore the usage of database service:
Last modified 5mo ago