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@cfworker/cosmos

v3.0.1

Published

Azure Cosmos DB client for Cloudflare Workers and service workers

Downloads

983

Readme

@cfworker/cosmos

Azure Cosmos DB client for Cloudflare Workers and web. Tiny package, minimal dependencies, streaming optimized.

Getting started

import { CosmosClient } from '@cfworker/cosmos';

// 🚨️ Do not commit your Cosmos DB master key to source control!
// Use a bundler like Rollup, Parcel, or Webpack to interpolate your master key at build-time.
const accountKey = '...top secret master key copied from the azure portal...';
const endpoint = 'https://xxxxxxxxxxxx.documents.azure.com';

const client = new CosmosClient({ endpoint, accountKey });

// or

const client = new CosmosClient({ connectionString });

Specify consistency level

By default the CosmosClient uses the "Session" consistency level. You may override the default value when constructing the CosmosClient.

const consistencyLevel = 'Eventual';

const client = new CosmosClient({ endpoint, accountKey, consistencyLevel });

Most methods on CosmosClient accept a consistencyLevel argument to enable overriding the client's consistency level on a case-by-case basis.

const res = client.getDocuments({ consistencyLevel: 'Bounded' });

Default database or collection

Most methods on CosmosClient require dbId and collId arguments. You may specify default values for these arguments when constructing the CosmosClient.

const dbId = 'my-db';
const collId = 'my-coll';

const client = new CosmosClient({ endpoint, accountKey, dbId, collId });

Authenticating with resource tokens

Your Cosmos DB master key should never be sent to the browser. Use resource tokens, which are scoped and time limited when accessing Cosmos DB from the front-end.

not-implemented, coming soon...

Databases

Get databases

const res = await client.getDatabases();
const dbs = await res.json();

With max-items / continuation:

let res = await client.getDatabases({ maxItems: 10 });
console.log(await res.json()); // print first 10 dbs
while (res.hasNext) {
  res = await res.next();
  console.log(await res.json()); // print next page of dbs until res.hasNext is false.
}

Get database

const res = client.getDatabase({ dbId: 'my-db' });
const db = res.json();

If you specified dbId when instantiating the CosmosClient, then the dbId argument isn't required:

const res = client.getDatabase();
const db = res.json();

Collections

Get collections

const res = await client.getCollections({ dbId: 'my-db' });
const colls = await res.json();

Get collection

const res = await client.getCollection({
  dbId: 'my-db',
  collId: 'my-coll'
});
const coll = await res.json();

If you specified dbId when instantiating the CosmosClient, then the dbId argument isn't required:

const res = await client.getCollection({ collId: 'my-coll' });
const coll = await res.json();

If you specified both dbId and collId when instantiating the CosmosClient, then the dbId and collId arguments are not required:

const res = await client.getCollection();
const coll = await res.json();

Create collection

const dbId = 'my-db';
const collId = 'my-coll';
const partitionKey: PartitionKeyDefinition = {
  paths: ['/_partitionKey'],
  kind: 'Hash'
};
const res = await client.createCollection({ dbId, collId, partitionKey });
if (res.status === 201) {
  // created!
} else if (res.status === 409) {
  // conflict! collection already exists.
}

Replace collection

const dbId = 'my-db';
const collId = 'my-coll';
const partitionKey: PartitionKeyDefinition = {
  paths: ['/_partitionKey'],
  kind: 'Hash'
};

// create collection
const res = await client.createCollection({ dbId, collId, partitionKey });
const etag = res.etag;

// disable indexing
const indexingPolicy: IndexingPolicy = {
  indexingMode: 'none',
  automatic: false
};
const res = await client.replaceCollection({
  dbId,
  collId,
  ifMatch: etag,
  indexingPolicy,
  partitionKey
});

Delete collection

const res = await client.deleteCollection({ dbId, collId });

Documents

Get documents

interface Person {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  age: number;
}

let res = await client.getDocuments<Person>({ maxItems: 100 });
console.log(await res.json()); // print first 100 results
while (res.hasNext) {
  res = await res.next();
  console.log(await res.json()); // continue printing results until hasNext is false
}

Get document

const res = await client.getDocument<Person>({ docId: 'xyz' });

Create document

const document: MessageDoc = {
  id: docId,
  message: 'a',
  _partitionKey: 'test' // container is configured with partition key "/_partitionKey"
};
const res = await client.createDocument({
  document,
  partitionKey: 'test'
});

const etag = res.etag; // capture etag value for use with updates

Upsert document

const res = await client.createDocument<MessageDoc>({
  document,
  partitionKey: 'test',
  isUpsert: true
});

Replace document

const res = await client.replaceDocument<MessageDoc>({
  docId,
  document,
  partitionKey: 'test',
  ifMatch: etag // optimistic concurrency
});

Delete document

const res = await client.deleteDocument({ docId });

Queries

Basic query

const query = `SELECT * FROM ROOT`;
const res = await client.queryDocuments<Person>({ query });
const results = await res.json();

Query with parameters

const query = `SELECT * FROM ROOT x WHERE x.id = @id`;
const parameters: QueryParameter[] = [{ name: '@id', value: 'xyz' }];
const res = await client.queryDocuments({ query, parameters });
const results = await res.json();

Cross-partition query

const query = `SELECT * FROM ROOT`;
const res = await client.queryDocuments({ query, enableCrossPartition: true });
const results = await res.json();

Populate query metrics

const query = `SELECT * FROM ROOT`;
const res = await client.queryDocuments({ query, populateMetrics: true });
const metrics = res.headers.get('x-ms-documentdb-query-metrics');

Streaming with FetchEvent

To run this example:

git clone https://github.com/cfworker/cfworker
cd cfworker
npm install
npm run start-cosmos --workspace=@cfworker/examples

Contributing

  1. Clone and install deps.

    git clone https://github.com/cfworker/cfworker
    npm install
  2. Open with VSCode

    code cfworker
  3. Optional: to run tests locally, go to the Azure portal, create a Cosmos DB account for integration testing. Then create a .env file in packages/cosmos file with following values

    COSMOS_DB_ORIGIN=https://xxxxxxxxxxx.documents.azure.com
    COSMOS_DB_MASTER_KEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    COSMOS_DB_DATABASE=xxxxxxxxx