How to use the aerospike.operations function in aerospike

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github aerospike / aerospike-client-nodejs / examples / operate.js View on Github external
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const Aerospike = require('aerospike')
const shared = require('./shared')
const op = Aerospike.operations
const lists = Aerospike.lists

shared.runner()

async function operate (client, argv) {
  const key = new Aerospike.Key(argv.namespace, argv.set, argv.key)
  const i = shared.random.int(1, 10)
  const ops = [
    lists.append('values', i),
    op.read('values'),
    op.incr('sum', i),
    op.read('sum')
  ]
  const results = await client.operate(key, ops)
  console.info(results)
}
github aerospike-community / aerospike-session-store-expressjs / lib / aerospike_store.js View on Github external
AerospikeStore.prototype.touch = function (sid, session, callback) {
    const key = this._key(sid)
    const ttl = this._ttl(session)
    if (ttl) {
      debug('TOUCH "%s" %s', sid, ttl)
      const ops = [ Aerospike.operations.touch(ttl) ]
      this.client.operate(key, ops, error => callback(error))
    } else {
      process.nextTick(callback)
    }
  }