A simple usecase — be sure that documents are unique, indexed by a given field.
Intuitively, I try this:
const query = fql`
let theUser = User.by_name(${userData.username}).first()
if (theUser.exists()) {
abort("Username exists already.")
} else {
User.create({
username: ${userData.username},
password: ${hashValue}
})
}
`
But I get an error response,
error: Type Null
is not a subtype of Boolean
That is exactly what I want to check for — null
or does it exist.
I have tried searching across the docs and forums; a problem is that search queries return results from the previous version of Fauna query language.
I believe this link explains your issue:
Basically, you could use either of these
let alreadyExists = theUser != null
or
let isUnique = User.by_name(${userData.username}).isEmpty()
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