Insert multiple documents

[torto]

I'm trying to insert multiple documents but are inserting only the first document. ex:

server.person.add({JSON1}).done(function(item){
server.person.add({JSON2}).done(function(item){
alert('ok');
});
});

The return is: [{JSON1}]
Expected: [{JSON1}, {JSON2}]

is it something very wrong I'm doing? if you place the two in a json array inserts it more when I try to insert anything else he does not insert.

[aaronpowell]

You can pass multiple arguments to the .add method, it essentially takes a splat, so you can take this:

server.person.add(JSON1, JSON2).done(function (items) { alert('ok'); });

Check out this test - https://github.com/aaronpowell/db.js/blob/master/tests/specs/server-add.js#L107

[torto]

insert two json not working on the same method, and nor insert new jsons at different times.

[aaronpowell]

Are you able to create a test case? That test passes as expected

[torto]

I created another test case, no exception occurs but does not insert the two json.

[aaronpowell]

can you share the test case?

[torto]

Android 4.3 - https://github.com/tortoyoyo/IndexDbTeste

folder assets / www / index.html

[torto]

Firefox OS happens the same error

[torto]

I found the error, I'm using the polyfill IndexedDBShim for android, the words "continue" and "delete" are reserved for the system (or not) and some internal error. To perform these words we must make these changes:

before:

cursor.continue(); //line 376
var req = store.delete(key); //line 230

after:

cursor["continue"](); //line 376
var req = store["delete"](key); //line 230

is now working :D thank you.

[aaronpowell]

That could be a bug in Firefox OS as it while they are reserved words they are also valid identifiers when using strict mode in ES5 (which db.js does).

I'll see about changing it when I get a chance