Container class

Package:

@azure/cosmos

Operations for reading, replacing, or deleting a specific, existing container by id.

See Containers for creating new containers, and reading/querying all containers; use .containers.

Note: all these operations make calls against a fixed budget. You should design your system such that these calls scale sublinearly with your application. For instance, do not call container(id).read() before every single item.read() call, to ensure the container exists; do this once on application start up.

Properties

conflicts	Operations for reading and querying conflicts for the given container. For reading or deleting a specific conflict, use .conflict(id).
database
id
items	Operations for creating new items, and reading/querying all items For reading, replacing, or deleting an existing item, use .item(id). Example Create a new item const {body: createdItem} = await container.items.create({id: "<item id>", properties: {}});
scripts	All operations for Stored Procedures, Triggers, and User Defined Functions
url	Returns a reference URL to the resource. Used for linking in Permissions.

Methods

conflict(string, PartitionKey)	Used to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing Conflict by id. Use .conflicts for creating new conflicts, or querying/reading all conflicts.
delete(RequestOptions)	Delete the container
getPartitionKeyDefinition()	Gets the partition key definition first by looking into the cache otherwise by reading the collection.
getQueryPlan(string | SqlQuerySpec)
item(string, PartitionKey)	Used to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing Item by id. Use .items for creating new items, or querying/reading all items. Example Replace an item const {body: replacedItem} = await container.item("<item id>", "<partition key value>").replace({id: "<item id>", title: "Updated post", authorID: 5});
read(RequestOptions)	Read the container's definition
readOffer(RequestOptions)	Gets offer on container. If none exists, returns an OfferResponse with undefined.
readPartitionKeyRanges(FeedOptions)
replace(ContainerDefinition, RequestOptions)	Replace the container's definition

Property Details

conflicts

Operations for reading and querying conflicts for the given container. For reading or deleting a specific conflict, use .conflict(id).

Conflicts conflicts

Property Value

Conflicts

database

database: Database

Property Value

Database

id

id: string

Property Value

string

items

Operations for creating new items, and reading/querying all items For reading, replacing, or deleting an existing item, use .item(id).

Example

Create a new item

const {body: createdItem} = await container.items.create({id: "<item id>", properties: {}});

Items items

Property Value

Items

scripts

All operations for Stored Procedures, Triggers, and User Defined Functions

Scripts scripts

Property Value

Scripts

url

Returns a reference URL to the resource. Used for linking in Permissions.

string url

Property Value

string

Method Details

conflict(string, PartitionKey)

Used to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing Conflict by id. Use .conflicts for creating new conflicts, or querying/reading all conflicts.

function conflict(id: string, partitionKey?: PartitionKey): Conflict

Parameters

id

string

The id of the Conflict.

partitionKey

PartitionKey

Returns

Conflict

delete(RequestOptions)

Delete the container

function delete(options?: RequestOptions): Promise<ContainerResponse>

Parameters

options

RequestOptions

Returns

Promise<ContainerResponse>

getPartitionKeyDefinition()

Warning

This API is now deprecated.

This method has been renamed to readPartitionKeyDefinition.

Gets the partition key definition first by looking into the cache otherwise by reading the collection.

function getPartitionKeyDefinition(): Promise<ResourceResponse<PartitionKeyDefinition>>

Returns

Promise<ResourceResponse<PartitionKeyDefinition>>

getQueryPlan(string | SqlQuerySpec)

function getQueryPlan(query: string | SqlQuerySpec): Promise<Response_2<PartitionedQueryExecutionInfo>>

Parameters

query

string | SqlQuerySpec

Returns

Promise<Response_2<PartitionedQueryExecutionInfo>>

item(string, PartitionKey)

Used to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing Item by id. Use .items for creating new items, or querying/reading all items.

Example

Replace an item const {body: replacedItem} = await container.item("<item id>", "<partition key value>").replace({id: "<item id>", title: "Updated post", authorID: 5});

function item(id: string, partitionKeyValue?: PartitionKey): Item

Parameters

id

string

The id of the Item.

partitionKeyValue

PartitionKey

The value of the Item partition key

Returns

Item

read(RequestOptions)

Read the container's definition

function read(options?: RequestOptions): Promise<ContainerResponse>

Parameters

options

RequestOptions

Returns

Promise<ContainerResponse>

readOffer(RequestOptions)

Gets offer on container. If none exists, returns an OfferResponse with undefined.

function readOffer(options?: RequestOptions): Promise<OfferResponse>

Parameters

options

RequestOptions

Returns

Promise<OfferResponse>

readPartitionKeyRanges(FeedOptions)

function readPartitionKeyRanges(feedOptions?: FeedOptions): QueryIterator<PartitionKeyRange>

Parameters

feedOptions

FeedOptions

Returns

QueryIterator<PartitionKeyRange>

replace(ContainerDefinition, RequestOptions)

Replace the container's definition

function replace(body: ContainerDefinition, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<ContainerResponse>

Parameters

body

ContainerDefinition

options

RequestOptions

Returns

Promise<ContainerResponse>