zdanlOriginal post
Rank 2: Process
two questions. the Server SDK for NodeJS says that if I want to do a 'verification' i think that means to set a users 'verified' status, the first parameter is a URL?! see sample.
secondly, to update a document i have to know the document id? can't i just query for it? i suppose i can, if the next parameter is an array of Query objects, but it should be documented. UPDATE: nope. i can't.
this should work, but
80 databases.getDocument('cryptfire', 'api', [
81 Query.equal('key', apikey)
82 ]);
it may make more sense in this case
80 databases.updateDocument('cryptfire', 'api', [
81 Query.equal('key', apikey)
82 ]);
because then you can do this, although it probably isn't best practice
try {
databases.getDocument('cryptfire', 'api', [
Query.equal('key', apikey)
]);
// do here what you gotta do
} catch (err) {
res.send('wrong apikey');
}
thx & sry
Summary
The user is seeking guidance on creating a wrapper around database methods and mentions a helpful npm package. They also have questions about the Server SDK for NodeJS, specifically regarding the 'verification' process and updating documents. The user shares some code snippets and suggests a solution.
Solution: The user is advised to use the npm package for inspiration. For the 'verification' process, the first parameter is indeed a URL. To update a document, the document ID needs to be known, and querying for it is not possible. The suggested solution is to use the `updateDocument` method with a Query object as a parameter. However, it is