CreateClass
CreateClass( param_object )
CreateClass( param_object )
CreateClass( param_object )
CreateClass( param_object )
create_class( param_object )
create_class name
CreateClass( param_object )
CreateClass( param_object )
Description
This function is deprecated as of FaunaDB 2.7.0. Use CreateCollection instead. A Class was renamed to a Collection in FaunaDB 2.7.0. This function continues to exist for compatibility with older drivers. |
The CreateClass
function is used to create a class (now, collection)
which groups instance objects (now, documents). Once the class has been
created, it is possible to create instances in the class. You cannot
create a class and insert instances into that class in the same
transaction.
Parameters
Argument | Type | Definition and Requirements |
---|---|---|
|
Object |
The param_object fields are described below. |
param_object
Field Name | Field Type | Definition and Requirements |
---|---|---|
|
String |
The name of a class. Classes cannot be named any of the following
reserved words: |
|
Object |
Optional - This is user-defined metadata for the class. It is provided for the developer to store information at the class level. |
|
Long |
Optional - The number of days that document history is retained for in this collection. The default is 30 days. Setting |
|
Long |
Optional - The number of days documents are retained for this class.
Instances which have not been updated within the configured TTL
duration are removed. Setting |
|
Object |
Optional - Provides the ability to enable permissions at the class level. See class permissions for additional details. |
Returns
An object containing the fields returned by the CreateClass
function
is described below.
Field Name | Field Type | Definition and Requirements |
---|---|---|
|
Reference |
The reference is an automatically generated identifier within the database to uniquely identify the class that was created. |
|
String |
The name of the class that was created. |
|
Long |
The timestamp associated with the creation of the document. |
|
Long |
The number of days to retain history. |
Examples
The query below creates a class called "boons" with defaults.
curl https://db.fauna.com/ \
-u fnAChGwBcAACAO70ziE0cfROosNJHdgBmJU1PgpL: \
-d '{ "create_class": { "object": { "name": "boons" } } }'
client.Query(CreateCollection(Obj("name", "boons")));
System.out.println(
client.query(
CreateCollection(Obj("name", Value("boons")))
).get());
result, _ := client.Query(f.CreateCollection(f.Obj{"name": "boons"}))
fmt.Println(result)
client.query(CreateCollection(Obj("name" -> "boons")))
client.query(q.create_collection({"name": "boons"}))
$client.query do
create_collection name: 'boons'
end
client.query(CreateCollection(Obj("name" => "boons")))
client.query(q.CreateCollection({ name: 'boons' }))
.then((ret) => console.log(ret))
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
{
"resource": {
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
}
{
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
{
ref: ref(id = "boons", collection = ref(id = "collections")),
ts: 1526674566802938,
history_days: 30,
name: "boons"
}
map[ref:{boons 0xc4201f2fa0 <nil>} ts:1527277025406385 history_days:30 name:boons]
{
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
{
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
{
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
{
"ref": { "@ref": "classes/boons" },
"class": { "@ref": "classes" },
"ts": 1509244539971619,
"history_days": 30,
"name": "boons"
}
{ ref: Ref(id=boons, collection=Ref(id=collections)),
ts: 1527274777496292,
history_days: 30,
name: 'boons' }
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