Module: Cequel::Record::Finders
- Defined in:
- lib/cequel/record/finders.rb
Overview
Cequel provides finder methods to construct scopes for looking up records by primary key or secondary indexed columns.
Examples:
Example model class
Example model class
class Post
key :blog_subdomain, :text
key :id, :timeuuid, auto: true
column :title, :text
column :body, :text
column :author_id, :uuid, index: true # this column has a secondary
# index
end
Using some but not all primary key columns
Using some but not all primary key columns
# return an Array of all posts with given subdomain (greedy load)
Post.find_all_by_blog_subdomain(subdomain)
# return a {RecordSet} of all posts with the given subdomain (lazy
# load)
Post.with_subdomain(subdomain)
Using all primary key columns
Using all primary key columns
# return the first post with the given subdomain and id, or nil if none
Post.find_by_blog_subdomain_and_id(subdomain, id)
# return a record set to the post with the given subdomain and id
# (one element array if exists, empty array otherwise)
Post.with_blog_subdomain_and_id(subdomain, id)
Chaining
Chaining
# return the first post with the given subdomain and id, or nil if none
# Note that find_by_id can only be called on a scope that already has a
# filter value for blog_subdomain
Post.with_blog_subdomain(subdomain).find_by_id(id)
Using a secondary index
Using a secondary index
# return the first record with the author_id
Post.find_by_author_id(id)
# return an Array of all records with the author_id
Post.find_all_by_author_id(id)
# return a RecordSet scoped to the author_id
Post.with_author_id(id)
Since:
-
1.2.0