I am trying to use react-admin to visualize my data in DynamoDB. Is there any example API code for this purpose? I am struggling to connect my DB to the Simple REST Data Provider given by react-admin. Thank you!
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I've got an NextJS app with NextAuth and TypeORM.
I'm looking for the possibility to retrieve a specific user or custom entity in an api endpoint.
However, i don't know how to do this properly.
I don't want to re-initialize the connection options on every api for TypeORM and would like to use the connection set by the adapter. (idea of a singleton).
Someone has any idea on how to achieve that ?
Have a nice day !
I don’t know if I got your question, but I think the best way of doing it is by creating your Entities, connecting via TypeORM with synchronize option true.
It will create and update all your tables and columns from your defined model.
Then, you can create another connection to use in your api routes.
I don’t think Vercel can deploy it with a single connection without a custom implementation server implementation.
This guy made a solution that you can try
https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/12254#discussioncomment-19769
This is another approach to the same function
https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/6241#issuecomment-643690383
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/search-howto-index-cosmosdb
This page states that you would need to use REST (REST API version 2019-05-06-Preview) to accomplish adding data from Cosmos DB when using the Mongo DB API. Where can I find an updated walk through of this? Or has anyone successfully done this?
Around halfway down that page there's a section called Use REST APIs. This section is an up-to-date walkthrough on how to use the REST API to index data in Cosmos DB. Since you're using the MongoDB API for Cosmos DB, make sure when creating the data source to add ApiKind=MongoDb to the connection string.
I am trying to understand how to use the multi-model api for an individual cosmosdb deployment.
I launched one instance (ref attached image). I got back this url: gccosmosdb.documents.azure.com. The connection string is only for Mongodb.
Q. I need Table & Mongodb api for this db deployment. How can i get connection string for table api also within this db. Please kindly if someone could advise on how to get two api models working side by side that would eliminate 50% of my container workloads.
Today when you create a DB you are asked to choose one of the API and then all the collections in that db will follow the api. That's is true for the portal UI.
However, using the SDK (TableSDK, Mongo SDK) you can create two collections which hold different data models. So, if you have two collections say one with mongo data and other with documents or table. Then these two collections can be accessed independently using Mongo or Document/Table API respectively.
For Mongo you get the connection string from the portal. However for table connection string is as follows:
DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=MYSTORAGEACCOUNT;AccountKey=AUTHKEY;TableEndpoint=https://COSMOSDB.documents.azure.com
Hope this help.
i've developed a E2E application using some FIWARE GE. In particular i used IDAS and ORION. My question is: Can i store orion data in an external db in order to do query SQL or integrate Orion with TROVE?
Thanks in advance.
Orion can be accessed through a REST API to produce (create/upate) or consume (queries and asyncronous notifications) context information, based in an entity/attribute data model. See details in the Orion documentation manual.
Aas long as you can use that API from your application with that REST API, then you could integrate Orion.
I would like to use meteor to display data to a user. I have this data in an external (jDBC accesible) database. I would like to query the database for the relevant record and display this with meteor. Are there any examples on how to accomplish this or am I completely think in a wrong direction ?
Regards,
Marco
Right now meteor only has the capability to connect to a mongodb backend. Conceptually, there is no reason it couldn't connect to any other DB, but as of this moment it has not yet been implemented.