[SOLVED] Relationships IDs

I have two questions with relationships.

How can I define an ID in the relationed item being added.

TypeScript

    .createDocument("645c032960cb9f95212b", "album", track.album.id, {
      name: track.album.name,
      href: track.album.external_urls.spotify,
      popularity: track.album.popularity,
      images: track.album.images?.map((image) => image.url) ?? [],
      artist: [{
          name: track.artists[i].name,
          href: track.artists[i].external_urls.spotify,
          popularity: track.artists[i].popularity,
          images: track.artists[i].images?.map((image) => image.url) ?? [],
          genres: track.artists[i].genres ?? [],
      }],
      track: [{
          name: track.name,
          href: track.external_urls.spotify,
          popularity: track.popularity,
          preview: track.preview_url,
          explicit: track.explicit,
          duration: track.duration_ms,
      }],
    })

With this code above how can I explicitly set the ID for Artist and Track.

How can I relate a new item to an existing item?

TL;DR

[SOLVED] Relationships IDs The OP was able to find a solution to their problem. They wanted to explicitly set an ID for an artist and track when creating a document. To do this, they needed to modify their code and set the $id attribute to the desired ID. They also wanted to know how to relate a new item to an existing item, and they were informed that they don't need to explicitly link them as the child document will automatically be linked to the parent document.

hi Kenny, so what you are trying to do here is creating a child document on the fly which actually auto-matically link with Parent Document so you don't need to explicitily link here

Yea, but in another query at a later time I want to then relate a new item with an existing track.

yes you can archive that you just use update

And pass an array of artist/track document ids

As for specifying an id, set the $id attribute to whatever you want the id to be

example:

TypeScript

{
    "level2": [
        {
            "$id": "level2",
            "level3": [
                {
                    "$id": "level3",
                    "level4": [
                        {
                            "$id": "level4",
                            "level5": [
                                {
                                    "$id": "level5"
                                }
                            ]
                        }
                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}