updateDocument #
Update parts of a document, by replacing some fields or adding new ones. Note that you cannot remove fields this way: missing fields will simply be left unchanged.
updateDocument(documentId, content, [options], [callback]) #
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
documentId | string | Unique document identifier |
content | JSON object | Content of the document to create |
options | JSON object | Optional parameters |
callback | function | Optional callback |
Options #
Option | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
volatile | JSON object | Additional information passed to notifications to other users | null |
queuable | boolean | Make this request queuable or not | true |
refresh | string | If set to wait_for , Kuzzle will wait the persistence layer to finish indexing (available with Elasticsearch 5.x and above) | undefined |
retryOnConflict | int | Number of retries to attempt before rejecting this update because of a cluster sync conflict | 0 |
Return Value #
Returns the Collection
object to allow chaining.
Callback Response #
Returns an up-to-date Document object.
Usage #
JSONObject newTitle = new JSONObject().put("title", "a shiny new title");
kuzzle
.collection("collection", "index")
.updateDocument("documentId", newTitle, new ResponseListener<Document>() {
@Override
public void onSuccess(Document result) {
// result is an updated Document object
}
@Override
public void onError(JSONObject error) {
// Handle error
}
});
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