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@medable/mdctl-api-driver
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Developer Tools Driver module
This module provides the access to the db driver endpoints
const { Client } = require('@medable/mdctl-api')
const { Driver } = require('@medable/mdctl-api-driver')
const { CortexObject } = require('@medable/mdctl-api-driver/lib/cortex.object')
// a global org object will be created using the default mdctl credentials
const result = await org.objects.c_my_object.find() // will return a Transform stream.
const result = await org.objects.c_my_object.find().toArray() // will return an array with results
// using bulk operations
const result = await org.objects.bulk()
.add(org.objects.c_my_object.inserOne({}), {
name: 'InserOne',
halt: true,
wrap: true,
output: true
})
.add(org.objects.c_my_object.find({c_name: 'test'}), {
name: 'Results',
halt: true,
wrap: true,
output: true
})
.toArray()
// In case you want to use a different credentials/environment
const driver = new Driver(new Client({environment, credentials}))
const obj = new CortexObject('c_my_object', driver)
const result = await obj.find({c_name: 'test'})
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Medable Developer Client Tools :: Api DB Driver
We found that @medable/mdctl-api-driver demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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