Init the project
npx @dbos-inc/dbos-sdk init -n <project name>
Get Postgres going in a Docker image.
export PGPASSWORD=dbos
./start_postgres_docker.sh
Create some database tables.
npx knex migrate:latest
Build and run
npm run build
npx dbos-sdk start
Use curl to ping the backend.
curl http://localhost:3000/greeting/dbos
Scaffolded code in src/operations.ts
:
import { TransactionContext, Transaction, GetApi, ArgSource, ArgSources } from '@dbos-inc/dbos-sdk'
import { Knex } from 'knex';
// The schema of the database table used in this example.
export interface dbos_hello {
name: string;
greet_count: number;
}
export class Hello {
@GetApi('/greeting/:user') // Map GET requests to the "/greeting" w/ 'user' as a path parameter
@Transaction() // Run this function as a database transaction
static async helloTransaction(ctxt: TransactionContext<Knex>, @ArgSource(ArgSources.URL) user: string) {
// Retrieve and increment the number of times this user has been greeted.
const query = "INSERT INTO dbos_hello (name, greet_count) VALUES (?, 1) ON CONFLICT (name) DO UPDATE SET greet_count = dbos_hello.greet_count + 1 RETURNING greet_count;"
const { rows } = await ctxt.client.raw(query, [user]) as { rows: dbos_hello[] };
const greet_count = rows[0].greet_count;
return `Hello, ${user}! You have been greeted ${greet_count} times.\n`;
}
}
Questions:
Hello
(the class) relevant or referenced anywhere?helloTransaction
?Last modified 27 November 2024