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@kinetica/gpudb

v7.1.10-0

Published

Kinetica NodeJS Client API

Downloads

109

Readme

Kinetica Node.js API

Overview

This module contains the Kinetica client-side API for Node.js, as well as an example usage.

The Node.js API uses promises:

  • If the user provides a callback, the API will use it (and make an asynchronous calls).
  • If the user does not provide a callback, the API will return a promise (also asynchronous).

The documentation can be found at https://docs.kinetica.com/7.1/.

For changes to the client-side API, please refer to CHANGELOG.md. For changes to Kinetica functions, please refer to CHANGELOG-FUNCTIONS.md.

API

The Node.js API consists of two files in this repository:

  • <nodejs/GPUdb.js>
  • <nodejs/package.json>

The example Node.js program that demonstrates the API is here:

  • <example/nodejs-example.js>

To run the example, copy the project, making sure to maintain the directory structure (nodejs-example.js references GPUdb.js by relative path), and run the following at the command line from within the example directory:

node nodejs-example.js

Processing will be logged to standard output.

The following rpm packages are required for using the library:

  • nodejs
  • npm (the Node.js package manager)

The Node.js module documentation can be found at:

Support

For bugs, please submit an issue on Github.

For support, you can post on stackoverflow under the kinetica tag or Slack.

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