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cozy-stack-client

v46.5.0

Published

## The constructor

Downloads

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Readme

cozy-stack-client

The constructor

const client = new CozyStackClient(options)

Options

  • uri: The Cozy instance URI ;
  • token: The token given by the stack.

Collections

A collection is the set of all documents of a same doctype.

Selecting a collection is done by calling the collection() method, passing it the doctype:

const todos = client.collection('io.cozy.todos')

Listing all documents

const allTodos = await todos.all()
console.log(allTodos.data)

Pagination

By default, the stack limits the number of query results to 100 documents. If the limit causes some documents not to be returned, the response will have a next: true property.

By using the skip and limit options you can build your own pagination:

const firstPage = await todos.all({ limit: 100 })
if (firstPage.next) {
  const secondPage = await todos.all({ skip: 100, limit: 100 })
}

You can also use the meta.count property to know the total count of documents.

const allTodos = await todos.all()
console.log(`There are ${allTodos.meta.count} todos.`)

Finding documents

const doneTodos = await todos.find({ done: true })
console.log(allTodos.data)