Livre de recettes: Optimiser les requêtes ParseSwift

livre de recettes de requêtes pour parseswift introduction dans le guide des requêtes de base https //www back4app com/docs/ios/parse swift sdk/data objects/basic queries , nous avons introduit certaines des méthodes de base pour construire des requêtes et récupérer des données d'une base de données back4app le parseswift sdk parseswift sdk offre des moyens pratiques de construire des requêtes plus complexes pour des applications du monde réel dans ce guide, vous plongerez profondément dans la query\<u> query\<u> (classe générique) et découvrirez toutes les méthodes que vous pouvez utiliser pour construire vos requêtes vous utiliserez une classe de base de données simple (nommée profile profile ) avec des données simulées pour effectuer des requêtes en utilisant swift avant de commencer, nous devrions établir quelques concepts sur les objets et les types de données dans ce guide, nous faisons référence aux objets comme tout type de données (comme les structures) qui peut être stocké dans une base de données dans certaines situations, ils sont également appelés éléments ou items les propriétés sont les membres d'un type de données (principalement des structures) cependant, ici, nous les appelons généralement champs parseswift utilise le terme ‘clé’ pour indiquer le nom des propriétés ainsi, tout paramètre étiqueté comme ‘clé’ dans n'importe quelle méthode du parseswift sdk parseswift sdk indique que sa valeur doit correspondre au nom d'un champ prérequis pour compléter ce tutoriel, vous aurez besoin de une application créée sur back4app une application ios de base pour tester les requêtes objectif pour explorer les différentes méthodes que la query\<u> query\<u> classe fournit pour exécuter des requêtes la classe query\<u> pour ce guide, nous allons interroger des informations sur le contact d'une personne ces données sont stockées sous la classe profile profile dans la base de données back4app afin de récupérer des profils via une application ios, nous devons créer la profile profile structure qui contiendra ces informations 1 import parseswift 2 3 4 struct profile parseobject { 5 6 7 // custom properties to organize the person's information 8 var name string? 9 var birthday date? 10 var numberoffriends int? 11 var favoritefoods \[string]? 12 var luckynumbers \[int]? 13 var lastloginlocation parsegeopoint? // a data type to store coordinates for geolocation 14 var isactive bool? 15 var membership pointer\<membership>? // more details about membership below 16 17 18 } de plus, nous utilisons l'objet adhésion adhésion pour montrer comment les requêtes entre profil profil et adhésion adhésion interagissent entre elles la adhésion adhésion struct est implémentée de la manière suivante 1 import parseswift 2 3 4 struct membership parseobject { 5 6 7 // custom properties to organize the membership's information 8 var typedescription string? 9 var expirationdate date? 10 11 12 } toute opération de requête sur une base de données back4app est effectuée par la classe générique query\<profil> query\<profil> où le type générique profil profil (conformant au parseswift parseswift protocole) est l'objet que nous essayons de récupérer après avoir instancié un query\<profil> query\<profil> objet, nous devons appeler l'une de ses find( ) find( ) méthodes (voir le guide des requêtes de base https //www back4app com/docs/ios/parse swift sdk/data objects/basic queries ) pour gérer le résultat retourné par la requête vous pouvez en lire plus sur la query\<u> query\<u> classe ici dans la documentation officielle https //github com/parse community/parse swift sauvegarde des objets de données avec le code suivant, nous créons et sauvegardons des données pour tester diverses requêtes 1 let adamsandler = profile( 2 name "adam sandler", 3 birthday date(string "09/09/1996"), 4 numberoffriends 2, 5 favoritefoods \["lobster", "bread"], 6 luckynumbers \[2, 7], 7 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319), 8 isactive false, 9 membership nil 10 ) 11 12 let britneyspears = profile( 13 name "britney spears", 14 birthday date(string "12/02/1981"), 15 numberoffriends 52, 16 favoritefoods \["cake", "bread"], 17 luckynumbers \[22, 7], 18 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319), 19 isactive true, 20 membership nil 21 ) 22 23 let carsonkressley = profile( 24 name "carson kressley", 25 birthday date(string "03/27/1975"), 26 numberoffriends 12, 27 favoritefoods \["fish", "cookies"], 28 luckynumbers \[8, 7], 29 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319), 30 isactive true, 31 membership nil 32 ) 33 34 // we create and save a membership object 35 let premiummembership = membership(typedescription "premium", expirationdate date(string "10/10/2030")) 36 let savedpremiummembership = try! premiummembership save() // careful with the forced unwrap 37 38 let danaykroyd = profile( 39 name "dan aykroyd", 40 birthday date(string "07/01/1952"), 41 numberoffriends 66, 42 favoritefoods \["jam", "peanut butter"], 43 luckynumbers \[22, 77], 44 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319), 45 isactive true, 46 membership try? init(savedpremiummembership) 47 ) 48 49 let eddymurphy = profile( 50 name "eddie murphy", 51 birthday date(string "04/03/1961"), 52 numberoffriends 49, 53 favoritefoods \["lettuce", "pepper"], 54 luckynumbers \[6, 5], 55 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 27 104919974838154, longitude 52 61428045237739), 56 isactive false, 57 membership nil 58 ) 59 60 let fergie = profile( 61 name "fergie", 62 birthday date(string "03/27/1975"), 63 numberoffriends 55, 64 favoritefoods \["lobster", "shrimp"], 65 luckynumbers \[12, 7], 66 lastloginlocation try? parsegeopoint(latitude 27 104919974838154, longitude 52 61428045237739), 67 isactive false, 68 membership nil 69 ) 70 71 do { 72 = try? adamsandler save() 73 = try? britneyspears save() 74 = try? carsonkressley save() 75 = try? danaykroyd save() 76 = try? eddymurphy save() 77 } catch { 78 // handle the errors here 79 } une fois le code ci dessus exécuté, nous devrions avoir une petite base de données avec laquelle travailler voir plus sur la façon de sauvegarder des données avec parseswift à objets de données ios récupérateurs de requêtes ces méthodes sont responsables de l'exécution de la requête et de la récupération de ses résultats, étant toujours présentes dans votre implémentation de requête find //this is the basic method for retrieving your query results 1 let query = profile query() // instantiate a query\<profile> class with no additional constraints 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously returns and array of profiles it throws an error if something happened 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } first //retrieves the first profile instance that meets the query criteria 1 let query = profile query() 2 3 let profile = try? query first() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query first { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result\<profile, parseerror>) 7 } count //retrieves the number of elemets found by the query 1 let query = profile query() // instantiate a query\<profile> class with no additional constraints 2 3 let profiles = try? query count() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query count { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result\<int, parseerror>) 7 } distinct //runs the query and returns a list of unique values from the results and the specified field, name in this case 1 let query = profile query() // instantiate a query\<profile> class with no additional constraints 2 3 let profiles = try? query distinct("name") // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query distinct("name") { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } find all //retrieves a complete list of profile’s that satisfy this query 1 let query = profile query() 2 3 let profiles = try? query findall() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query findall { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } using the objectid //when you need to retrieve an object with a specific objectid 1 let profile = try? profile(objectid "huyfn4yxfd") fetch() // retrieves synchronously the profile with the given objectid it throws an error if something happened 2 3 profile(objectid "huyfn4yxfd") fetch { // retrieves asynchronously the profile with the given objectid 4 // handle the result (of type result\<profile, parseerror>) 5 } requêtes avec des contraintes sur les champs de type chaîne nous commençons maintenant à appliquer des contraintes spécifiques aux requêtes tout d'abord, nous allons imposer des contraintes qui sélectionnent des objets uniquement lorsque un string string champ de type satisfait une condition donnée cela et toute autre contrainte de type imposée sur un query\<profile> query\<profile> objet se fait via l'objet queryconstraint queryconstraint ci dessous et dans les sections suivantes, nous détaillons comment construire de telles contraintes equal //used when we need to select all the objects which have a field equal to a given string we use the == operator to construct the corresponding constraint on the left hand side goes the field’s name and on the right hand side goes the string to compare against 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "name" == "fergie" // selects all profiles with name equals to fergie 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } regular expression //used when one of the fields contains a given string 1 let constraint queryconstraint = containsstring(key "name", substring "ie") 2 // containsstring(key\ substring ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 let query = profile query(constraint) 4 5 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 6 7 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 8 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 9 } contains substring //retrieves the number of elemets found by the query 1 let query = profile query() // instantiate a query\<profile> class with no additional constraints 2 3 let profiles = try? query count() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query count { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result\<int, parseerror>) 7 } matches text //similar to == but it has additional options like case sensite, language and diacritic sensitive 1 // careful with the force unwrap! 2 let constraint queryconstraint = try! matchestext(key "name", text "fergie", options \[ casesensitive false]) 3 // matchestext(key\ text ,options ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 4 5 let query = profile query(constraint) 6 7 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 8 9 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 10 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 11 } requêtes avec des contraintes sur des champs comparables il est très courant d'essayer de sélectionner des objets où un champ de type nombre doit être égal, distinct, supérieur ou inférieur à une valeur donnée cela se fait en utilisant les opérations comparables suivantes equal //use this constraint when you need to select objects where a certain number type field is equal to a given value 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "numberoffriends" == 2 // selects all profiles with number of friends = 2 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } not equal //the opposite constraint of equals to and it also works with date type fields 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "numberoffriends" != 2 // selects all profiles where the number of friends is different from 2 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } less than //to construct this constraint we use the < operator on the left hand side goes the field’s name and on the right hand side goes the value to compare against 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "numberoffriends" < 49 // selects all profiles with a maximum of 48 friends 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } less than or equal //to construct this constraint we use the <= operator on the left hand side goes the field’s name (also referred as key) and on the right hand side goes the value to compare against 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "numberoffriends" <= 49 // selects all profiles with a maximum of 49 friends 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } greater than //once again, for this constraint we use another operator to construct it, the > operator 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "birthday" > date(string "08/19/1980") // selects all profiles who born after 08/19/1980 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } greater than or equal //last but not least, the greater than or equal constraint are constructed using the >= operator 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "numberoffriends" >= 20 // selects all profiles with at least 20 number of friends 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } ces contraintes fonctionnent également sur date date des champs de type par exemple, nous pouvons avoir 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "birthday" > date(string "08/19/1980") // selects all profiles who were born after 08/19/1980 2 let query = profile query(constraint) 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } pour bool bool des champs de type, nous avons les options égal et pas égal par exemple 1 let constraint queryconstraint = "isactive" == true 2 let query = profile query(constraint) // selects all active profiles 3 4 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 5 6 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 7 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 8 } requêtes avec des contraintes impliquant la géolocalisation pour les champs contenant des données de localisation (c'est à dire de type parsegeopoint parsegeopoint ) nous avons les options de requête suivantes near //in order to select objects where one of their parsegeopoint type fields is near to another given geopoint, we use 1 guard let geopoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319) else { 2 return 3 } 4 5 let query = profile query(near(key "lastloginlocation", geopoint geopoint)) 6 // near(key\ geopoint ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 7 8 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 9 10 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 11 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 12 } contains //given an object with a parsepolygon type field, in order to select them in a query depending on what geopoints the field contains, we can use the following constraint 1 struct myobject parseswift { 2 3 4 var apolygon parsepolygon? 5 6 7 } 8 9 guard let geopoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319) else { 10 return 11 } 12 13 let query = myobject query(polygoncontains(key "apolygon", point geopoint)) 14 // polygoncontains(key\ point ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 15 16 let myobjects = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 17 18 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 19 // handle the result (of type result<\[myobject], parseerror>) 20 } within geo box //used to select objects where a parsegeopoint type field is inside of a given geopoint box this box is described by its northeastpoint and southwestpoint geopoints 1 guard let southwestpoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319), 2 let northeastpoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 28412167489413, longitude 121 91268034622319) else { 3 return 4 } 5 6 let query = profile query(withingeobox(key "lastloginlocation", fromsouthwest southwestpoint, tonortheast northeastpoint)) 7 // withingeobox(key\ fromsouthwest\ tonortheast ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 8 9 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 10 11 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 12 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 13 } within km/mph //used to select objects according to whether or not a parsegeopoint type field value is near a given geopoint additionally, we should provide the maximum distance for how far the field value can be from the geopoint 1 guard let geopoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319) else { 2 return 3 } 4 5 let query1 = profile query(withinkilometers(key "lastloginlocation", geopoint geopoint, distance 100)) 6 // withinkilometers(key\ geopoint\ distance ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 7 8 let query2 = profile query(withinmiles(key "lastloginlocation", geopoint geopoint, distance 100)) 9 // withinmiles(key\ geopoint\ distance ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 10 11 // execute the corresponding query within polygon //used to select objects with a parsegeopoint type field in a given polygon the vertices of the polygon are represented by parsegeopoint objects 1 // create the vertices of the polygon (4 in this case) 2 guard let geopoint1 = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 48412167489413, longitude 122 11268034622319), 3 let geopoint2 = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 48412167489413, longitude 121 91268034622319), 4 let geopoint3 = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 121 91268034622319), 5 let geopoint4 = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 38412167489413, longitude 122 01268034622319) else { 6 return 7 } 8 9 let constraint queryconstraint = withinpolygon( 10 key "lastloginlocation", 11 points \[geopoint1, geopoint2, geopoint3, geopoint4] 12 ) 13 // withinpolygon(key\ points ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 14 15 let query = profile query(constraint) 16 17 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 18 19 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 20 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 21 } within radians //similar to ‘within kilometers’ or ‘within miles’ but the distance is expressed in radians 1 guard let geopoint = try? parsegeopoint(latitude 37 48412167489413, longitude 122 11268034622319) else { 2 return 3 } 4 5 let query = profile query(withinradians(key "lastloginlocation", geopoint geopoint, distance 1 5)) 6 // withinradians(key\ geopoint\ distance ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 7 8 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 9 10 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 11 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 12 } requêtes avec des contraintes impliquant des champs de type tableau lorsque les objets que nous souhaitons récupérer doivent satisfaire une condition donnée sur l'un de leurs champs de type tableau, parseswift sdk parseswift sdk fournit les alternatives suivantes pour y parvenir contained in //add a constraint to the query that requires a particular field to be contained in the provided array 1 let constraint queryconstraint = containedin(key "luckynumbers", array \[2, 7]) 2 // containedby(key\ array ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 4 let query = profile query(constraint) 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } contained by //add a constraint to the query that requires a particular field to be contained by the provided array it retrieves objects where all the elements of their array type field match 1 let constraint queryconstraint = containedby(key "luckynumbers", array \[2, 7]) 2 // containedby(key\ array ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 4 let query = profile query(constraint) 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } contains all //add a constraint to the query that requires a particular array type field to contain every element of the provided array 1 let constraint queryconstraint = containsall(key "luckynumbers", array \[2, 7]) 2 // containsall(key\ array ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 4 let query = profile query(constraint) 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } requêtes avancées jusqu'à présent, nous avons introduit les principales conditions que nous pouvons appliquer sur un champ donné pour sélectionner des objets d'une base de données back4app en utilisant parseswift sdk parseswift sdk dans cette section, nous continuons avec la composition de requêtes et les requêtes avancées exists //it is used to select objects depending on the value of a given field not being nil 1 let constraint queryconstraint = exists(key "membership") 2 // exists(key ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 4 let query = profile query(constraint) // will retrieve all profiles which have a membership 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } does not exists //it is used to select objects depending on the value of a given field being nil 1 let constraint queryconstraint = doesnotexist(key "membership") 2 // doesnotexist(key ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 3 4 let query = profile query(constraint) // will retrieve all profiles which do not have a membership 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } matches key in query //when we need to retrieve objects using the result from a different query as a condition, we make use of the method doesnotmatchkeyinquery(key\ querykey\ query ) to construct the corresponding condition to illustrate this in more detail, we first introduce a new object friend which has a property numberofcontacts of type int 1 struct friend parseswift { 2 3 var numberofcontacts int? 4 5 } does not match key in query //this case is the opposite of matches key in query it is useful when we want to select all the profile objects where their numberoffriends field does not match with the numberofcontacts field in all friend objects the method we use to compose this query is doesnotmatchkeyinquery(key\ querykey\ query ) 1 let friendquery = friend query() // selects all friends objects 2 3 let constraint queryconstraint = doesnotmatchkeyinquery( 4 key "numberoffriends", 5 querykey "numberofcontacts", 6 query friendquery 7 ) 8 // doesnotmatchkeyinquery(key\ querykey\ query ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk 9 10 let query = profile query(constraint) 11 12 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 13 14 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 15 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 16 } ordre des requêtes trier les résultats d'une requête est essentiel avant de commencer à afficher ou à manipuler ces résultats le sdk parseswift sdk parseswift fournit les options suivantes pour y parvenir ascending //sort the results in ascending order, overwrites previous orderings multiple fields can be used to solve ordering ties by calling the order( ) method on a query\<profile> object, we obtain a new query which implements the given order option the argument for the order( ) method is an array of query\<profile> order items these enumerations contain the name of the field to be used for the sort algorithm for ascending order we use query\<profile> order ascending("nameofthefield") 1 let query = profile query() order(\[ ascending("numberoffriends")]) 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } descending //similar to the ascending order, the only diference is that instead of using query\<profile> order ascending("nameofthefield") we should use query\<profile> order descending("nameofthefield") 1 let query = profile query() order(\[ descending("numberoffriends")]) 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } text score //this kind of sorting procedure relies on a score metric in order to use this option, the profile object must conform to the parsequeryscorable protocol once the protocol is implemented, we call the sortbytextscore() method on the query\<profile> object to obtain a new one that implements the required sorting method 1 extension profile parsequeryscorable { 2 var score double? { 3 // add the corresponding implementation 4 } 5 } 6 7 let query = profile query() sortbytextscore() 8 9 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 10 11 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 12 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 13 } sélection de champ selon les données requises lors d'une requête, cela peut prendre plus ou moins de temps dans certains scénarios, il peut suffire de récupérer certains champs d'un objet et d'ignorer les champs inutiles de plus, en sélectionnant uniquement les champs dont nous avons besoin dans une requête, nous évitons de surcharger les données et améliorons les performances du processus de récupération exclude //calling the exclude( ) method on a query returns a new query that will exclude the fields passed (in variadic format) as the argument 1 let query = profile query() exclude("name", "numberoffriends") 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } include //it is used to retrieve the fields whose data type conforms to the parseobject protocol (i e , objects stored in the same database under its corresponding class name) calling the include( ) method on a query returns a new query that will include the fields passed (in variadic format) as the argument for instance, the membership field in profile will not be fetched unless we include it manually 1 let query = profile query() include("membership") 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } include all //when we need to retrieve the fields that conforms to the parseobject we call the includeall() method on the query 1 let query = profile query() includeall() 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } select //it returns only the specified fields in the returned objects calling the select( ) method on a query returns a new query which will select only the fields passed (in variadic format) as argument 1 let query = profile query() select("name", "birthday") 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } pagination dans les grandes bases de données, la pagination est une fonctionnalité fondamentale pour interroger et gérer un grand nombre de résultats le parseswift sdk parseswift sdk fournit les méthodes suivantes pour gérer ces situations limit //determines the maximum number of results a query is able to return, the default value is 100 we call the limit( ) method on the query in question to change this value 1 let query = profile query() limit(2) 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } skip //together with the previous option, the skip option allows us to paginate the results we call the skip( ) method on the query in question to change this value 1 let query = profile query() skip(2) 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } with count //when we need to know in advance the number of results retrieved from a query, we use the withcount(completion ) method instead of the usual find( ) in this way, the result is composed by the objects found together with an integer indicating the length of the array 1 let query = profile query() 2 3 query withcount { result in // executes the query asynchronously 4 // handle the result (of type result<(\[profile], int), parseerror>) 5 } requêtes composées ces méthodes créeront des requêtes composées, qui peuvent combiner plus d'une query\<profile> query\<profile> instance pour obtenir des résultats plus complexes and //compose a compound query that is the and of the passed queries this is accomplished by first instantiating the queries to be used for the and operation the and(queries ) method provided by the parseswift sdk allows us to perform the and operation and embed the result in a queryconstraint object this constraint is then used to instantiate the final query to be used for retrieveing the results 1 let query1 = profile query("numberoffriends" > 10) 2 let query2 = profile query("numberoffriends" < 50) 3 4 let query = profile query(and(queries query1, query2)) 5 // and(queries ) is a method provided by the parseswift sdk it takes an array of queries and applies the and op on them 6 7 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 8 9 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 10 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 11 } nor //in this case, we apply a nor operation on a set of queries we use the nor(queries ) method provided by the parseswift sdk to perform such operation we handle the result in a similar way as the and operation 1 let query1 = profile query("numberoffriends" > 10) 2 let query2 = profile query("numberoffriends" < 50) 3 4 let query = profile query(nor(queries query1, query2)) 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } or //similar to previous cases, we apply an or operation on a set of queries we use the or(queries ) method provided by the parseswift sdk to perform such operation we handle the result in a similar way as the and (or nor) operation 1 let query1 = profile query("numberoffriends" > 10) 2 let query2 = profile query("numberoffriends" < 50) 3 4 let query = profile query(or(queries query1, query2)) 5 6 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 7 8 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 9 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 10 } base de données liée ces méthodes sont liées aux préférences et opérations de la base de données aggregate //executes an aggregate query, retrieving objects over a set of input values to use this feature, instead of executing the query with find( ), we call the aggregate( completion ) the first argument of this function is a dictionary containing the information about the pipeline for more details, refer to mongodb documentation on aggregate 1 let query = profile query() 2 3 query aggregate(\[\["pipeline" 5]]) { result in 4 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 5 } explain //investigates the query execution plan, related to mongodb explain operation this option requires a new object (conforming to the decodable protocol) to handle the results 1 struct anycodable decodable { 2 // implement the corresponding properties 3} 4 5let query = profile query() 6 7let results = try? query findexplain() // executes the option synchronously 8 9// instantiate the completion block explicitely in order for the method findexplain(completion ) to infer the type of the returning results 10 let completion (result<\[anycodable], parseerror>) > void = { result in 11 // handle the result 12 } 13 14 // executes the option asynchronously 15 query findexplain(completion completion) readpreference //when using a mongodb replica set, use this method to choose from which replica the objects will be retrieved the possible values are primary (default), primary preferred, secondary, secondary preferred, or nearest 1 let query = profile query() readpreference("nearest") 2 3 let profiles = try? query find() // executes the query synchronously 4 5 query find { result in // executes the query asynchronously 6 // handle the result (of type result<\[profile], parseerror>) 7 } conclusion en utilisant les différentes méthodes, objets et opérateurs fournis par le parseswift sdk parseswift sdk , nous avons pu comprendre comment construire et récupérer des objets d'une base de données back4app avec ce livre de recettes, vous devriez être en mesure d'effectuer des requêtes avec des contraintes très flexibles et de gérer les résultats en fonction de votre cas d'utilisation pour plus de détails sur l'un des sujets ci dessus, vous pouvez vous référer au dépôt parseswift https //github com/parse community/parse swift