A database that only lets you put things into it and retrieve them. It doesn't even persist them. It just stores them in memory. Invest in a good uninterruptible power supply. Good luck!.
A database that only lets you put things into it and retrieve them. It doesn't even persist them. It just stores them in memory. Invest in a good uninterruptible power supply. Good luck!
Perform a PUT request with application/json MIME media type to the /:collectionName route where collectionName is the name of the collection you're inserting into.
The body of your request must be a JSON object with an id property. The id will be used as a key to retrieve it later.
If an item with the id already exists in the collection, it will be overwritten.
The response body will be a message telling you whether the item was inserted with or without overwriting an existing item that already had its id.
Perform a GET request to the /:collectionName/:id route where collectionName is the name of the collection you're inserting into and id is the id property of the item you're looking for.
If the collection does not exist, the response body will be a message telling you so.
If the item is not found in the collection, the response body will be a message telling you so.
If the collection exists and the item was found in it, the response body will be the object, in JSON format.
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A database that only lets you put things into it and retrieve them. It doesn't even persist them. It just stores them in memory. Invest in a good uninterruptible power supply. Good luck!.
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