insertFromParams

Inserts data given via event parameters into the SQLite database of the application.

note

Usually this action is used in conjunction with a request action to accept its response data to be inserted into a database table.

Field Configurations

Key	Type	Description	Default Value
"params" (required)	Object	undefined	null

Parameters

Key	Type	Description	Default Value
"async"	Boolean	Specifies whether the action should perform asynchronously.	null
"dataMapping"	Object	Used to map data from the requested object to the database table structure.	null
"insertType"	InsertType	Type of the insert into the database.	"replace"
"onError"	String	Event that is fired in case of an error.	null
"onErrorType"	OnErrorType	Type of event that will be fired on error.	null
"onSuccess"	String	Event that is fired in case of success.	null
"onSuccessType"	OnSuccessType	Type of event that will be fired on success.	null
"query" (required)	String	Path to the array of objects to insert	null
"table" (required)	String	The name of the SQLite database table to insert to.	null

Inherited

From Base Action

Base Action

Field Configurations

Key	Type	Description	Default Value
"dynamicParams"	Object	Dynamic params to retrieve data from a specific context e.g. a userSetting.	null
"leadingDelimiter"	String	The leading mustache delimiter to use.	null
"params"	Object,Array	Object containing the properties of the action.	null
"trailingDelimiter"	String	The trailing mustache delimiter to use.	null
"type"	String	Type name of the action.	null

Examples

Example 1: Insert into an SQLite database from parameters

Goal: Create an insertFromParams action inserting objects from the parameters.

To achieve this the following code can be used:

{
  "type": "insertFromParams",
  "params": {
    "table": "news",
    "query": "results",
    "insertType": "insertOrUpdate",
    "onSuccess": "insertSuccess",
    "onError": "insertError"
  }
}

The query parameter refers the objects that are to be inserted.

Result:

An insertFromParams action has been created.