Introduction

The DataRow API provides a comprehensive toolkit for working with DataRows, the fundamental building blocks of our data structures.

DataRows are used to represent individual records within a larger dataset, allowing for efficient data handling and manipulation.

DataRow Structure

A DataRow has the following attributes:

• ID (String): A unique identifier for the record.
• Name (String): The name or label of the record.
• Data (Object): The actual data being stored in the record.
• Timestamp (Date): The date and time the record was created.
• Parent ID (String): The ID of the parent record.

DataRow Methods

Some key methods:

• get(ID): Retrieve a DataRow by its ID.
• set(Name, Data): Set the name and data of a DataRow.
• delete(ID): Delete a DataRow.
• update(ID, Data): Update a DataRow with new data.
• getParent(ID): Retrieve the parent ID.

Example

Let's create a simple DataRow:

    import { DataRow } from './DataRow';

    const myDataRow = DataRow({
      ID: '12345',
      Name: 'John Doe',
      Data: {
        Description: 'My first DataRow',
        Value: 123
      },
      Timestamp: new Date(),
      ParentID: '123'
    });
    

The `DataRow` object contains the essential attributes to represent a single data point.

Resources

See the full documentation here: