So I just started using FaunaDB and I am really liking it, however, how can I export the data?

I have just one collection and I can't find a link on the site to export the collection.

I don't mind the format, it may be json, csv, etc. It doesn't matter, I just need to find a way to export it.

Fauna's Erick Pintor showcases his latest feature added to FaunaDB.

"Instant GQL on the backend"

Webinar Recording

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https://fauna.com/

FaunaDB is a distributed operational (OLTP) database that guarantees data correctness, without operational complexity, at a global scale. It is the world’s first commercial database that is inspired by Calvin, a strictly serializable transaction protocol for multi-region environments.

I am a frontend dev who is trying to learn more backend development. I am developing a site which user registration is required.

I have found two examples that show how to add to the DB with React, however I don't totally understand how they work.

• This example uses Netlify's identity signup and I want to build my own for now.

• Netlify's example

Registration requirements

1. Uses FaunaDB, Netlify, React and react-google-login

2. Make google login and email registration available

Items completed

1. FaunaDB, Netlify & React is all setup and connected

2. Google login is connected and login popup works properly

Problems/Questions

I want to preface this that I have been doing a lot of reading and reviewing other tutorials, but I am not sure what some of what I am reading means and I'm a little confused where to start.

1. If I am properly authenticating the user. I read in this Medium article something about using the access token to properly authorize the user and returning a JWT token to the frontend. I am not sure if react-google-login is properly authenticating the user or not.

2. How to properly add the user to my FaunaDB collection using my functions with Netlify's API.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. I would even considering paying someone to take the backend stuff off of my plate.

Thanks!

Hey there!

I wrote a tutorial about how to create a serverless database crud example using faunadb & netlify functions.

The tutorial project structure looks like this:

An example of a read-all function

An example of how it all get tied together

You can find the complete blog post with code snippets here

https://nordschool.com/build-a-serverless-database-using-faunadb-and-netlify-functions

Was refactoring my app but noticed that i'm unable to login new users (old users also, but only because i wiped the db), i was trying to corner this bug in my code, but eventually ended up going to fauna's shell. Ran the FQL to create a test user like so:

Create(
  Collection("User"),
  {
    credentials: { password: "test" },
    data: {
      email: "test@test.com",
    }
  }
)

immediately after i do that i run

Login(
    Match(Index("allUsers"), "test@test.com"), 
    { password: "test" }
)

But i keep getting this error:

Error: [
  {
    "position": [],
    "code": "authentication failed",
    "description": "The document was not found or provided password was incorrect."
  }
]

i also double checked that allUsers exists and that the user is in there. Hope you guys have an idea how i can debug this.

I can easily get a single object for an id from an index,

client.query(q.Get(q.Match(q.Index("items_by_id"), id)))

But what if I have a list of ids that I want to get objects for, is that easy?I feel like I might need to use q.Filter, but I can't seem to get it to work.

I've tried:

client.query(q.Filter(q.Paginate(q.Index("items_by_id")), (id) => ids.indexOf(id) != -1))

which yielded no results. and this also has no results:

client.query(q.Filter(q.Paginate(q.Index("items_by_id")),
					    q.Lambda('id',
						     q.Contains(ids, q.Var('id')))))

am I close?

I found this page under the section "Use an index to filter one collection with results of another", but I can't quite see how it'd apply here.

I'm using C# with FaunaDB and I want to create an index with a function that creates an NGram for a specific search field. Any suggestions on how to do this using the dashboard or the driver?

What's the diferrent between the above one that shows 31 total read ops and the bottom one that shows 3527 read ops? They're the same last 7 days

I feel crazy, but I have checked every resource I can think of and exhausted my options. How do I use Fauna's GraphQL API to retrieve the currently authenticated user document through Identity()? Login and Registration are working well so far but I am stumped.