You can use the storage.query
method to query data stored through the Key-Value Store's
basic methods:
1 2import { storage, startsWith } from '@forge/api'; await storage.query() // Filter the response to only keys that start with the string 'value' .where('key', startsWith('value')) // Limit the result size to 10 values, up to a maximum of 20 .limit(10) // Use the cursor provided (returned from a previous invocation) // Cursors shouldn't be persisted .cursor('...') // Get a list of results .getMany();
When building a query, do not persist cursors, as they may not always be stable. See Cursors for related information.
The Query
object is immutable.
Each installation of your app is subject to the Storage API's quotas and limits. See Storage quotas and Storage limits for more details.
Returns a new query with an additional predicate that returned values must match. Filters are applied server side and have the following restrictions:
key
field.where
condition for a query.startsWith
.If no conditions are supplied, the query iterates over all values.
1 2query.where(field: 'key', condition: Predicate): Query
You can use the startsWith
condition to filter results from the Key-value store.
This condition lets you construct a predicate filter only fields that start with the
specified string:
1 2startsWith(value: string): Predicate
Returns a new Query
with a limit on how many matching values get returned. The query
API returns up to 10 values by default, this can be increased to a maximum of 100.
1 2query.limit(limit: number): Query
Returns a new Query
that will start after the provided
cursor. Cursors enable your
app to fetch subsequent pages of results after completing an initial query.
Cursors are returned from the getMany
query API.
1 2query.cursor(after: string): Query;
Execute the query and return a list of results up to the provided limit in length. This method returns both the array of results and a cursor that's used to fetch subsequent pages of results.
1 2query.getMany(): Promise<ListResult>; interface ListResult { results: Result[]; nextCursor?: string; } export interface Result { key: string; value: object; }
Execute the query and get the first matching result, if any matches exist. If there
is no match, the result resolves to undefined
.
1 2query.getOne(): Promise<Result | undefined>; export interface Result { key: string; value: object; }
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