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Interface: WriteTransaction

WriteTransactions are used with mutators which are registered using mutators and allows read and write operations on the database.

Hierarchy​

Properties​

clientID​

• Readonly clientID: string

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.clientID

Methods​

del​

▸ del(key): Promise<boolean>

Removes a key and its value from the database. Returns true if there was a key to remove.

Parameters​

NameType
keystring

Returns​

Promise<boolean>


get​

▸ get(key): Promise<undefined | ReadonlyJSONValue>

Get a single value from the database. If the key is not present this returns undefined.

Important: The returned JSON is readonly and should not be modified. This is only enforced statically by TypeScript and there are no runtime checks for performance reasons. If you mutate the return value you will get undefined behavior.

Parameters​

NameType
keystring

Returns​

Promise<undefined | ReadonlyJSONValue>

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.get


has​

▸ has(key): Promise<boolean>

Determines if a single key is present in the database.

Parameters​

NameType
keystring

Returns​

Promise<boolean>

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.has


isEmpty​

▸ isEmpty(): Promise<boolean>

Whether the database is empty.

Returns​

Promise<boolean>

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.isEmpty


put​

▸ put(key, value): Promise<void>

Sets a single value in the database. The value will be frozen (using Object.freeze) in debug mode.

Parameters​

NameType
keystring
valueReadonlyJSONValue

Returns​

Promise<void>


scan​

▸ scan(): ScanResult<string>

Gets many values from the database. This returns a ScanResult which implements AsyncIterable. It also has methods to iterate over the keys and entries.

If options has an indexName, then this does a scan over an index with that name. A scan over an index uses a tuple for the key consisting of [secondary: string, primary: string].

If the ScanResult is used after the ReadTransaction has been closed it will throw a TransactionClosedError.

Important: The returned JSON is readonly and should not be modified. This is only enforced statically by TypeScript and there are no runtime checks for performance reasons. If you mutate the return value you will get undefined behavior.

Returns​

ScanResult<string>

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.scan

▸ scan<Options>(options?): ScanResult<KeyTypeForScanOptions<Options>>

Gets many values from the database. This returns a ScanResult which implements AsyncIterable. It also has methods to iterate over the keys and entries.

If options has an indexName, then this does a scan over an index with that name. A scan over an index uses a tuple for the key consisting of [secondary: string, primary: string].

If the ScanResult is used after the ReadTransaction has been closed it will throw a TransactionClosedError.

Important: The returned JSON is readonly and should not be modified. This is only enforced statically by TypeScript and there are no runtime checks for performance reasons. If you mutate the return value you will get undefined behavior.

Type parameters​

NameType
Optionsextends ScanOptions

Parameters​

NameType
options?Options

Returns​

ScanResult<KeyTypeForScanOptions<Options>>

Inherited from​

ReadTransaction.scan