// Update the information for user with ID 123
var obj = new CollectionObject("123");
obj.SetData("name", "johndoe");
obj.SetData("favorite_color", "blue");
await client.Collections.UpsertAsync("user", obj);
Batch Endpoints
You can use batch endpoints to insert, delete or read multiple entries at once. These three endpoints are only available when running Stream on your backend.
Upsert
Upsert allows you to insert or update up to 1000 entries with a single API call. The payload is an array of entries. Entries that already exist (same ID) will be updated with the new version.
name | type | description | default | optional |
---|---|---|---|---|
collection | string | The name of the collection | - | |
entry_id | string | The id of the entry, if not given an ID will be generated by Stream | - | ✓ |
data | object | The data related to the user | - |
client.collections.upsert("user", [
{ id: "123", name: "johndoe", favorite_color: "blue" },
]);
# Update the information for user with id 123
client.collections.upsert('user', [{'id': '123', 'username': 'johndoe', 'favorite_color': 'blue'}])
# Update the information for user with ID 123
client.collections.upsert('user', [{id: '123', name: 'johndoe', favorite_color: 'blue'}])
// Update the information for user with id 123
$client->collections()->upsert('user', [
[
'id' => '123',
'username' => 'johndoe',
'favorite_color' => 'blue',
]
]);
// Update the information for user with ID 123
client.collections().upsert("user", new CollectionData("123")
.set("username", "johndoe")
.set("favorite_color", "blue")).join();
// Update the information for collection users with ID 123
object := stream.CollectionObject{
ID: "123",
Data: map[string]any{
"name": "john doe",
"favorite_color": "blue",
},
}
resp, err := client.Collections().Upsert(context.TODO(), "users", object)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
Select
This method allows you to retrieve up to 1000 entries by ID.
name | type | description | default | optional |
---|---|---|---|---|
foreign_ids | list of string | The list of collection:id entries to retrieve (eg. [“visitor:123”, “visitor:124”]) | - | ✓ |
data | object | The data related to the user | - |
// select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
var objects = await client.Collections.SelectAsync("items", "123", "124");
// select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
let objects = await client.collections.select("items", ["123", "124"]);
# select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
objects = client.collections.select('items', ["123", "124"])
# select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
objects = client.collections.select('items', ['123', '124'])
// select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
$objects = $client->collections()->select('items', ['123', '124']);
// select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
List<collectiondata> objects = client.collections().select("items", "123", "124").join();</collectiondata>
// select the entries with ID 123 and 124 from items collection
resp, err := client.Collections().Select(context.TODO(), "items", "123", "124")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
Delete Many
This method allows you to delete up to 1000 entries by ID.
name | type | description | default | optional |
---|---|---|---|---|
collection | string | The name of the collection | - | |
ids | list of strings | The list of id to remove | - | ✓ |
// delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
await client.Collections.DeleteAsync("visitor", "123", "124");
// delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
client.collections.deleteMany("visitor", ["123", "124"]);
# delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
response = client.collections.delete_many('visitor', ["123", "124"])
# delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
client.collections.delete_many('visitor', ['123', '124'])
// delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
$response = $client->collections()->deleteMany('visitor', ["123", "124"]);
// delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
client.collections().deleteMany("visitor", "123", "124").join();
// delete the entries with ID 123 and 124 from visitor collection
resp, err := client.Collections().DeleteMany(context.TODO(), "visitor", "123", "124")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
When you delete an entry from a collection any references will be converted to a missing reference error when reading feeds with enrichment.