16 docs tagged with "database"

Client code examples

Client applications communicate with a Codehooks API and database via a secure REST API.

CRUD example REST API

This Codehooks CRUD example app implements a complete REST API and operations for a space/datastore and multiple collections.

Data objects in a datastore can be manipulated in any update operation. To manipulate one or many data object(s) a range of special operators can be applied using the updateOne(...) or updateMany(...) API.

Database API

The database API lets you execute queries and manipulate data in the built in NoSQL datastore.

Database REST API

A standard deployed Codehooks.io application has a complete and secure REST API for basic database CRUD operations. The CRUD REST API is implemented by bundling the deployed application with the Crudlify package.

GraphQL API with database

This serverless Codehooks example backend exposes a graphql endpoint for CRUD operations.

Indexing API

Create fast lookup indexes in a datastore. Combined with streaming queries, indexing can be a big improvement for your application performance.

Key-Value API

Run Redis-like operations against a Key-Value database.

NoSQL query language - REST API Query Examples and Guide

Learn how to query your NoSQL database using REST API with our comprehensive guide. Find REST API query examples and understand how to query APIs and databases.

Part-1: Key-value store

Introduction

Part-2: Basic operations

A key-value store has three basic operations: get, set and delete.

Part-3: Increment and decrement operations

This is part-3 of the key-value database tutorial for codehooks.io serverless JavaScript. In this part we'll focus on how to increment and decrement values in the built-in key-value database.

Part-4: Working with multiple values and streams

Welcome to this part-4 of the key-value database tutorial for codehooks.io serverless Node.js backend. In this part we'll focus on how to work with multiple key-value pairs in a key-value database.

Part-5: Managing data with TTL options

Welcome to this part-5 of the key-value database tutorial for codehooks.io serverless Node.js backend. In this part we'll cover the time-to-live (TTL) feature in the Codehooks key-value database.

Part-6: - Multiple key spaces

Welcome to this part-6 of the key-value database tutorial for codehooks.io serverless Node.js backend.

Part-7: - Interaction with the key-val store from the CLI

Welcome to this part-7 of the key-value database tutorial for codehooks.io serverless Node.js backend.