Module azure_cosmosdb

ballerinax/azure_cosmosdb Ballerina library

4.1.0

Overview

It provides the capability to connect to Azure Cosmos DB and execute CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) operations for databases and containers, to execute SQL queries to query containers, etc. In addition, it allows the special features provided by Cosmos DB such as operations on JavaScript language-integrated queries, management of users and permissions, etc.

This module supports Azure Cosmos DB(SQL) API version 2018-12-31.

Prerequisites

Before using this connector in your Ballerina application, complete the following:

Quickstart

To use the Azure Cosmos DB connector in your Ballerina application, update the .bal file as follows:

Step 1 - Import connector

Import the ballerinax/azure_cosmosdb module into the Ballerina project.

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import ballerinax/azure_cosmosdb as cosmosdb;

Step 2 - Create a new connector instance

You can now add the connection configuration with the Master-Token or Resource-Token, and the resource URI to the Cosmos DB Account.

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cosmosdb:ConnectionConfig configuration = {
    baseUrl: <URI>,
    primaryKeyOrResourceToken: <PRIMARY_KEY>
};
cosmosdb:DataPlaneClient azureCosmosClient = check new (configuration);

Step 3 - Invoke connector operation

  1. Create a document
    Once you follow the above steps. you can create a new document inside the Cosmos container as shown below. Cosmos DB is designed to store and query JSON-like documents. Therefore, the document you create must be of the JSON type. In this example, the document ID is my_document

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    map<json> document = {
            "FirstName": "Alan",
            "FamilyName": "Turing",
            "Parents": [{
                "FamilyName": "Turing",
                "FirstName": "Julius"
            }, {
                "FamilyName": "Stoney",
                "FirstName": "Ethel"
            }],
            "gender": 0
    };
    int valueOfPartitionKey = 0;
    string id = "my_document";
    
    cosmosdb:DocumentResponse response = check azureCosmosClient-> createDocument("my_database", "my_container", id, document, valueOfPartitionKey);

Note:

  • This document is created inside an already existing container with ID my_container and the container was created inside a database with ID my_database.
  • As this container have selected path /gender as the partition key path. The document you create should include that path with a valid value.
  • The document is represented as map<json>
  1. Use bal run command to compile and run the Ballerina program

You can find a list of samples here

Import

import ballerinax/azure_cosmosdb;Copy

Metadata

Released date: over 1 year ago

Version: 4.1.0

License: Apache-2.0


Compatibility

Platform: java11

Ballerina version: 2201.4.1


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Total: 3029

Current verison: 13


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Keywords

IT Operations/Databases

Cost/Paid

Vendor/Microsoft


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