Save single or multiple (generated API)¶
Inserts one row (an object) or many (an array) and answers 201 with what was saved, ids included.
| Method | POST |
| URL | /api/gen/admin/mysql8/inventory/customers/save-single-or-multiple |
| Body | one object, or an array of objects |
| Query params | select, deep : applied to the answer |
| Answer | 201 and data : the saved row, or the array of saved rows |
| Databases | MongoDB, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, TiDB, Percona |
| Cached | no (a write ; it resets the cache of the table) |
| From code | g.sys.db.gen.saveSingleOrMultipleGen |
| API id | GEN_POST_BULK_INSERT (groups, settings, hooks, WebSocket subscriptions) |
| The other family | Save single or multiple as a schema API |
Schemaless : the data passes as it is
The generated APIs never read the schema of the table. Nothing is converted, validated, defaulted, encrypted or numbered : what you send is what the database gets, and a filter matches the type you send ("22" does not match the number 22). On MongoDB, strings which look like ObjectIds are converted. Every table has these APIs, with or without a schema ; the same operations under /api/schema apply the schema.
The URL¶
/api/gen/admin/mysql8/inventory/customers/save-single-or-multiple : replace admin with the user path of your account, mysql8 with your instance, inventory with the database and customers with the table. The examples use this table :
| customer_id | first_name | last_name | last_update | pincode | isActive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bob | lin | 2022-11-14 04: 34: 58 | 382345 | 1 |
| 2 | Alice | Page | 2022-10-15 02: 10: 40 | 382346 | 1 |
| 3 | Mallory | Brown | 2022-09-13 03: 44: 05 | 382347 | 1 |
| 4 | Eve | Mathly | 2022-11-12 01: 59: 33 | 382348 | 1 |
| 5 | Eve | Page | 2022-11-12 01: 59: 33 | 382349 | 1 |
One row¶
{
"success": true,
"statusCode": 201,
"data": { "customer_id": 6, "first_name": "Bob", "last_name": "Lin", "pincode": 382345 }
}
- The primary key can be sent (
"customer_id": 27) or left out : the database or API Maker generates it (isAutoIncrementByDB,isAutoIncrementByAM,isAutoGenerateByAMin the schema,_idon MongoDB).
Many rows¶
[
{ "first_name": "Bob", "last_name": "Lin" },
{ "customer_id": 29, "first_name": "Eve", "last_name": "Page" }
]
- The answer is an array in the same order. Objects with and without a primary key can mix.
- Every row is checked before anything is written ; an error names the object with
dataIndex.
Nested objects¶
- On MongoDB a nested object is stored as an embedded document, as sent. It is not saved to another collection : that needs the relations of a schema and the schema API.
- On a SQL table every key must be a column.
The answer you want¶
POST /api/gen/admin/mysql8/inventory/customers/save-single-or-multiple?select=customer_id,first_name
POST /api/gen/admin/mysql8/inventory/customers/save-single-or-multiple?deep=[{s_key:'shipping_id',t_col:'shippings',t_key:'id'}]
selectkeeps only some fields of the saved rows in the answer ;deeppopulates their relations.
After the save¶
- The cache of the table is reset, subscribed WebSocket clients are notified, events with an automatic trigger on this API run, and post hooks get the saved rows in
g.res.output.
From your code¶
g.sys.db.gen.saveSingleOrMultipleGen makes the same call from custom APIs, hooks, events, schedulers and test cases, with the same headers and params. Pass true as the second argument to get the whole response envelope instead of data.
Headers¶
Every call takes the request headers : the tokens, x-am-response-case, x-am-content-type-response (JSON, XML, YAML…), x-am-response-object-type: make_flat, x-am-cache-control, x-am-get-encrypted-data, x-am-internationalization, x-am-tenant-username, x-am-meta.
Errors¶
| Code | When |
|---|---|
401 |
The token in x-am-authorization is missing or invalid. |
403 |
No group of the API user grants this API of this table, or a field of the request. |
404 |
The instance, database or table of the URL does not exist. |
400 |
The query or the body is wrong : the error messages say which key and why. |