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Based on the above list of columns, phantom supports CQL 3 modify operations for CQL 3 collections: list, set, map.
All operators will be available in an update query, specifically:
db.table.update
.where(_.id eqs someId)
.modify(_.someList $OPERATOR $args)
.future()
| Name |
Description |
prepend |
Adds an item to the head of the list |
prependAll |
Adds multiple items to the head of the list |
append |
Adds an item to the tail of the list |
appendAll |
Adds multiple items to the tail of the list |
discard |
Removes the given item from the list. |
discardAll |
Removes all given items from the list. |
setIdIx |
Updates a specific index in the list |
Sets have a better performance than lists, as the Cassandra documentation suggests.
Examples in SetOperationsTest.scala.
| Name |
Description |
add |
Adds an item to the tail of the set |
addAll |
Adds multiple items to the tail of the set |
remove |
Removes the given item from the set. |
removeAll |
Removes all given items from the set. |
Both the key and value types of a Map must be Cassandra primitives.
Examples in MapOperationsTest.scala:
| Name |
Description |
put |
Adds an (key -> value) pair to the map |
putAll |
Adds multiple (key -> value) pairs to the map |
setTo |
Updates the value of a key in map, with Database.table.update.where(_.id eqs id).modify(_.map(key) setTo value).future() |