Can you use getAll() and put() in the same function in idb.js?
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I have an IndexedDb database with at least one value in the object store. I am trying to use getAll() to get the data, then I want to use .put(). I'm not sure if .put() can even be used with .getAll(). Right now I'm getting an error.
Example:
dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);Error:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: getAllTheStuff.put is not a function
at dbPromise.then.then.getAllTheStuff
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb
javascript promise indexeddb
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
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I have an IndexedDb database with at least one value in the object store. I am trying to use getAll() to get the data, then I want to use .put(). I'm not sure if .put() can even be used with .getAll(). Right now I'm getting an error.
Example:
dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);Error:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: getAllTheStuff.put is not a function
at dbPromise.then.then.getAllTheStuff
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb
javascript promise indexeddb
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
Isn’tgetAllTheStuffgoing to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why.put()isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.
– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45
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I have an IndexedDb database with at least one value in the object store. I am trying to use getAll() to get the data, then I want to use .put(). I'm not sure if .put() can even be used with .getAll(). Right now I'm getting an error.
Example:
dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);Error:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: getAllTheStuff.put is not a function
at dbPromise.then.then.getAllTheStuff
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb
javascript promise indexeddb
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
I have an IndexedDb database with at least one value in the object store. I am trying to use getAll() to get the data, then I want to use .put(). I'm not sure if .put() can even be used with .getAll(). Right now I'm getting an error.
Example:
dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);Error:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: getAllTheStuff.put is not a function
at dbPromise.then.then.getAllTheStuff
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb
dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);dbPromise.then(db =>
console.log("open db");
return db.transaction('offline')
.objectStore('offline').getAll();
).then(getAllTheStuff =>
console.log("Got all the stuff", getAllTheStuff)
getAllTheStuff.put();
);javascript promise indexeddb
javascript promise indexeddb
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
edited Nov 9 at 21:54
Josh
11.3k63352
11.3k63352
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
asked Nov 9 at 3:55
user70848
4691413
4691413
What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
Isn’tgetAllTheStuffgoing to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why.put()isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.
– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45
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What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
Isn’tgetAllTheStuffgoing to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why.put()isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.
– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45
What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
Isn’t
getAllTheStuff going to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why .put() isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
Isn’t
getAllTheStuff going to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why .put() isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45
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What indexedDB wrapper library are you using that enables you to use promises?
– Josh
Nov 9 at 3:57
I'm using the IndexedDd Promised library. github.com/jakearchibald/idb. I added this to the question.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 4:00
Isn’t
getAllTheStuffgoing to be plain JSON? Wouldn’t that explain why.put()isn’t a function? I think your IndexedDB syntax is probably what you need to look into.– Ben Steward
Nov 9 at 4:29
It returns an array, maybe that array is json and I don’t recognize it. Maybe I need to parse or stringify it.
– user70848
Nov 9 at 6:45