If you have any trouble or need help while using SDK please contact [email protected].
One of the datastore's that Macrometa supports is document, a document is an object that is a JSON serializable object with the following properties:
- Contains the
_key
field, which identifies the document uniquely within a specific collection. - Contains the
_id
field (also called the handle), which identifies the document uniquely across all collections within a fabric. This ID is a combination of the collection name and the document key using the format{collection}/{key}
(see example below). - Contains the
_rev
field. GDN supports MVCC (Multiple Version Concurrency Control) and is capable of storing each document in multiple revisions. Latest revision of a document is indicated by this field. The field is populated by GDN and is not required as input unless you want to validate a document against its current revision.
Here is an example of a valid document:
{
'_id': 'students/bruce',
'_key': 'bruce',
'_rev': '_Wm3dzEi--_',
'first_name': 'Bruce',
'last_name': 'Wayne',
'address': {
'street' : '1007 Mountain Dr.',
'city': 'Gotham',
'state': 'NJ'
},
'is_rich': True,
'friends': ['robin', 'gordon']
}
Edge documents (edges) are similar to standard documents but with two
additional required fields _from
and _to
. Values of these fields must be the
handles of "from" and "to" vertex documents linked by the edge document in
question (see Graph for details).
Here is an example of a valid edge document:
{
'_id': 'friends/001',
'_key': '001',
'_rev': '_Wm3dyle--_',
'_from': 'students/john',
'_to': 'students/jane',
'closeness': 9.5
}
The first step to start using GDN is establishing a connection to play.paas.macrometa.io. When this code executes, it initializes the server connection to your nearest region. You can access your Macrometa GDN account using several methods, such as API keys, User authentication, Token-based authentication (JWT).
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
or to have fail-over support:
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8([
"https://play1.paas.macrometa.io",
"https://play2.paas.macrometa.io",
]);
This connection string actually represents the default value(
"https://play.paas.macrometa.io"
), so if this is the value you want, you can omit
url while invocation:
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8();
If that’s still too verbose for you, you can invoke the driver directly using the require statement itself.
const client = require("jsc8")();
The outcome of the three calls should be identical.
To start working, you first have to log in. This gets the auth token and is added in each API call. Continuing from the previous snippet, the following statement will log you into the c8 using the provided credentials.
async function login() {
return await client.login(email, password);
}
Below line should print the jwt token. However, this is just for demonstrative purposes as this token will be added to further requests. Simple client.login should suffice for most cases.
login().then(console.log);
To use the demotenant, we need to use client.useTenant as below:
client.useTenant(tenant_name);
If you want to log in with token then you just need to pass the token wrapping in Object with your region URL with specific fabric.
Note
Default value for fabric is
_system
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
client = new jsc8({
url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io",
token: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
or to have fail-over support:
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
client = new jsc8({
url: ["https://play1.paas.macrometa.io", "https://play2.paas.macrometa.io"],
token: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
If you want to log in with apikey then you just need to pass the apikey wrapping in Object with your region URL with specific fabric.
Note
Default value for fabric is
_system
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
client = new jsc8({
url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io",
apiKey: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
or to have fail-over support:
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
client = new jsc8({
url: ["https://play1.paas.macrometa.io", "https://play2.paas.macrometa.io"],
apiKey: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
We can now create collection in the client. To do this, first you connect to
demofabric
under demotenant
with user as root
and password demouserpwd
.
Then create a collection called employees
.
The below example shows the steps.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function createCollection() {
let collectionDetails;
try {
collectionDetails = await client.createCollection("employees");
await console.log("The collection details are: ", collectionDetails);
} catch (e) {
return "Collection creation did not succeed due to " + e;
}
return "Collection " + collectionDetails.name + " created successfully";
}
createCollection().then(console.log);
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function createCollection() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant(tenant_name);
await console.log("Using the demoFabric...");
client.useFabric("demoFabric");
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
let collection = client.collection("employees");
await console.log("Creating the collection employees under demoFabric...");
let collectionDetails;
try {
collectionDetails = await collection.create();
await console.log("The collection details are: ", collectionDetails);
} catch (e) {
return "Collection creation did not succeed due to " + e;
}
return "Collection " + collectionDetails.name + " created successfully";
}
createCollection().then(console.log);
Let's add a hash_index called emails
to our collection employees
. Please
refer to user guide for details on other available index types.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function createIndex() {
let index;
try {
index = await client.addHashIndex("employees", ["email", "_key"]);
await console.log("The index details are: ", index);
} catch (e) {
return "Index creation did not succeed due to " + e;
}
return "Index created successfully";
}
createIndex();
Note:- Just like above example user can create
addTtlIndex, addFullTextIndex, addPersistentIndex, addSkiplistIndex addGeoIndex
.
Checkout more for - Indexes
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function createIndex() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant(tenant_name);
await console.log("Using the demoFabric...");
client.useFabric("demoFabric");
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
let collection = client.collection("employees");
await console.log(
"Creating the index on collection employees under demoFabric..."
);
let index;
try {
index = await collection.createIndex({
type: "hash",
fields: ["email", "_key"],
});
await console.log("The index details are: ", index);
} catch (e) {
return "Index creation did not succeed due to " + e;
}
return "Index created successfully";
}
createIndex().then(console.log);
Let's insert documents to the employees
collection as shown below.
const docJean = {
_key: "Jean",
firstname: "Jean",
lastname: "Picard",
email: "[email protected]",
};
const docJames = {
_key: "James",
firstname: "James",
lastname: "Kirk",
email: "[email protected]",
};
const docHan = {
_key: "Han",
firstname: "Han",
lastname: "Solo",
email: "[email protected]",
};
const docBruce = {
_key: "Bruce",
firstname: "Bruce",
lastname: "Wayne",
email: "[email protected]",
};
const docs = [docJean, docJames, docHan, docBruce];
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function populate() {
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
await client.insertDocumentMany("employees", docs);
await console.log("collection populated with documents");
}
populate();
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function populate() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant(tenant_name);
await console.log("Using the demoFabric...");
client.useFabric("demoFabric");
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
let collection = client.collection("employees");
for (let doc of docs) {
await collection.save(doc);
}
await console.log("collection populated with documents");
}
populate();
C8QL is C8's query language. You can execute C8QL query on our newly created
collection employees
to get its contents.
The query
FOR employee IN employees RETURN employee
is equivalent to SQL`s SELECT query.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function c8Queries() {
const result = await client.executeQuery(
"FOR employee IN employees RETURN employee"
);
await console.log(result);
}
c8Queries();
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const c8ql = jsc8.c8ql;
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function c8Queries() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant(tenant_name);
await console.log("Using the demoFabric...");
client.useFabric("demoFabric");
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
let collection = client.collection("employees");
const cursor = await client.query(
c8ql`FOR employee IN employees RETURN employee`
);
const result = await cursor.all();
await console.log(result);
}
c8Queries();
Example for real-time updates from a collection in fabric:
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function callback_fn(collectionName) {
await console.log("Connection open on ", collectionName);
}
async function realTimeListener() {
const collectionName = "employees";
const listener = await client.onCollectionChange(collectionName);
listener.on("message", msg => console.log("message=>", msg));
listener.on("open", () => {
callback_fn(collectionName);
});
listener.on("close", () => console.log("connection closed"));
}
realTimeListener();
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function callback_fn(collection) {
await console.log("Connection open on ", collection.name);
}
async function realTimeListener() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant(tenant - name);
await console.log("Using the demoFabric...");
client.useFabric("demoFabric");
await console.log("Creating the collection object to be used...");
let collection = client.collection("employees");
const listener = await collection.onChange("play.paas.macrometa.io");
listener.on("message", msg => console.log("message=>", msg));
listener.on("open", () => {
callback_fn(collection);
});
listener.on("close", () => console.log("connection closed"));
}
realTimeListener();
Creating streams in C8 is a 1-step operation. The stream can be either a local
stream or could be a geo-replicated
stream.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function streamDemo() {
await client.createStream("newStreamFromJSC8", false);
//Here the last boolean value tells if the stream is global or local. false means that it is global.
const consumer = await client.createStreamReader(
"newStreamFromJSC8",
"my-sub"
);
const producer = await client.createStreamProducer("newStreamFromJSC8");
consumer.on("message", msg => {
const { payload, messageId } = JSON.parse(msg);
// logging received message payload(ASCII encoded) to decode use atob()
console.log(payload);
// Send message acknowledgement
consumer.send(JSON.stringify({ messageId }));
});
producer.on("open", () => {
// If you message is an object, convert the obj to string.
// e.g. const message = JSON.stringify({message:'Hello World'});
const message = "Hello World";
const payloadObj = { payload: Buffer.from(str).toString("base64") };
producer.send(JSON.stringify(payloadObj));
});
}
streamDemo();
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8("https://play.paas.macrometa.io");
async function streamDemo() {
await console.log("Logging in...");
await client.login(email, password);
await console.log("Using the demotenant");
client.useTenant("tenant-name");
stream = client.stream("newStreamFromJSC8", false);
//Here the last boolean value tells if the stream is local or global. false means that it is global.(DEFAULT: false)
await stream.createStream();
const consumerOTP = await stream.getOtp(); // OTP expiry 10s
const consumer = stream.consumer("my-sub", "play.paas.macrometa.io", {
otp: consumerOTP,
});
const producerOTP = await stream.getOtp(); // OTP expiry 10s
const producer = stream.producer("play.paas.macrometa.io", { otp: producerOTP });
consumer.on("message", msg => {
const { payload, messageId } = JSON.parse(msg);
// logging received message payload(ASCII encoded) to decode use atob()
console.log(payload);
// Send message acknowledgement
consumer.send(JSON.stringify({ messageId }));
});
producer.on("open", () => {
// If you message is an object, convert the obj to string.
// e.g. const message = JSON.stringify({message:'Hello World'});
const message = "Hello World";
const payloadObj = { payload: Buffer.from(str).toString("base64") };
producer.send(JSON.stringify(payloadObj));
});
}
streamDemo();
On using a geo-distributed database as backend as service eliminating the need for separate backend servers & containers.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
//Variables
const fed_url = "https://play.paas.macrometa.io";
const collection_name =
"addresses" + Math.floor(1000 + Math.random() * 9000).toString();
//Queries
const insert_data =
"INSERT {'firstname':@firstname, 'lastname':@lastname, 'email':@email, 'zipcode':@zipcode, '_key': 'abc'} IN " +
collection_name;
const get_data = "FOR doc IN " + collection_name + " RETURN doc";
const update_data =
"UPDATE 'abc' WITH {'lastname': @lastname } IN " + collection_name;
const delete_data = "REMOVE 'abc' IN " + collection_name;
const get_count = "RETURN COUNT(FOR doc IN " + collection_name + " RETURN 1)";
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function restqldemo() {
console.log("------- CREATE GEO-REPLICATED COLLECTION ------");
await client.createCollection(collection_name);
console.log("Collection " + collection_name + " created.\n");
console.log("------- CREATE THE QUERIES ------");
await client.createRestql("insertData", insert_data, {});
await client.createRestql("getData", get_data, {});
await client.createRestql("updateData", update_data, {});
await client.createRestql("deleteData", delete_data, {});
await client.createRestql("getCount", get_count, {});
console.log("Queries CREATED Successfully\n");
console.log("------- EXECUTING THE QUERIES ------");
bindVars = {
firstname: "john",
lastname: "doe",
email: "[email protected]",
zipcode: "511037",
};
await client.executeRestql("insertData", bindVars);
console.log("Data Inserted \n");
const res = await client.executeRestql("getData");
console.log("Output of get data query:");
console.log(res.result);
console.log("\n");
await client.executeRestql("updateData", { lastname: "mathews" });
console.log("Data updated \n");
const data = await client.executeRestql("getData");
console.log("Output of get data query after update:");
console.log(data.result);
console.log("\n");
const count = await client.executeRestql("getCount");
console.log("Count:");
console.log(count.result);
await client.executeRestql("deleteData");
}
restqldemo().then(console.log("Starting Execution"));
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
//Variables
const fed_url = "https://play.paas.macrometa.io";
const guest_tenant_email = "[email protected]";
const guest_tenant = "guest";
const guest_password = "guest5";
const guest_user = "guest5";
const geo_fabric = "guest5";
const collection_name =
"addresses" + Math.floor(1000 + Math.random() * 9000).toString();
//Queries
const insert_data =
"INSERT {'firstname':@firstname, 'lastname':@lastname, 'email':@email, 'zipcode':@zipcode, '_key': 'abc'} IN " +
collection_name;
const get_data = "FOR doc IN " + collection_name + " RETURN doc";
const update_data =
"UPDATE 'abc' WITH {'lastname': @lastname } IN " + collection_name;
const delete_data = "REMOVE 'abc' IN " + collection_name;
const get_count = "RETURN COUNT(FOR doc IN " + collection_name + " RETURN 1)";
const client = new jsc8(fed_url);
async function restqldemo() {
await client.login(guest_tenant_email, guest_password);
client.useTenant(guest_tenant);
client.useFabric(geo_fabric);
console.log("------- CREATE GEO-REPLICATED COLLECTION ------");
const collection = client.collection(collection_name);
await collection.create();
console.log("Collection " + collection_name + " created.\n");
console.log("------- SAVING THE QUERIES ------");
await client.saveQuery("insertData", {}, insert_data);
await client.saveQuery("getData", {}, get_data);
await client.saveQuery("updateData", {}, update_data);
await client.saveQuery("deleteData", {}, delete_data);
await client.saveQuery("getCount", {}, get_count);
console.log("Saved Queries Successfully\n");
console.log("------- EXECUTING THE QUERIES ------");
bindVars = {
firstname: "john",
lastname: "doe",
email: "[email protected]",
zipcode: "511037",
};
await client.executeSavedQuery("insertData", bindVars);
console.log("Data Inserted \n");
const res = await client.executeSavedQuery("getData");
console.log("Output of get data query:");
console.log(res.result);
console.log("\n");
await client.executeSavedQuery("updateData", { lastname: "mathews" });
console.log("Data updated \n");
const data = await client.executeSavedQuery("getData");
console.log("Output of get data query after update:");
console.log(data.result);
console.log("\n");
const count = await client.executeSavedQuery("getCount");
console.log("Count:");
console.log(count.result);
await client.executeSavedQuery("deleteData");
}
restqldemo().then(console.log("Starting Execution"));
Let's create geo-fabric called demofabric
by passing a parameter called
dclist
. The fabric demofabric
is created in all the regions specified in the
dclist
.
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", token: "XXXX" });
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({ url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io", apiKey: "XXXX" });
async function createFabric() {
try {
await console.log("Creating the client...");
let result = await client.createFabric(
"demoFabric",
[{ username: "root" }],
{ dcList: "try-asia-south1,try-us-east4,try-us-west2" }
);
await console.log("result is: ", result);
await console.log(
"Listing the fabrics to verify that demoFabric has been created"
);
const res = await client.listFabrics();
await console.log(res);
} catch (e) {
await console.log("Fabric could not be created due to " + e);
}
}
createFabric();
To get details of fabric
geo-fabric
const jsc8 = require("jsc8");
const client = new jsc8({
url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io",
token: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
//---- OR ----
const client = new jsc8({
url: "https://play.paas.macrometa.io",
apiKey: "XXXX",
fabricName: "_system",
});
async function getFabric() {
try {
await console.log("Getting the fabric details...");
let result = await client.get();
await console.log("result is: ", result);
} catch (e) {
await console.log("Fabric details could not be fetched because " + e);
}
}
getFabric();