Schéma relationnel

ce guide explique comment travailler avec des schémas relationnels sur back4app, y compris la création de classes liées et l'exécution de requêtes efficaces en utilisant parse server vous apprendrez à utiliser pointers et relations de manière efficace, avec des exemples pratiques qu'est ce qu'un schéma relationnel ? un schéma relationnel organise les données en différentes classes connectées entre elles dans parse server, ces relations sont gérées par pointers référencer directement un seul objet relations gérer plusieurs connexions (relations plusieurs à plusieurs) ces outils vous permettent d'effectuer des requêtes complexes de manière efficace et cohérente objectifs à la fin de ce guide, vous serez en mesure de créer des relations entre les classes en utilisant pointers et relations effectuer des requêtes relationnelles pour récupérer des données connectées optimiser votre schéma pour de meilleures performances prérequis une application back4app guide de création d'une application https //www back4app com/docs/get started/new parse app sdk parse installé guide d'installation https //www back4app com/docs/get started/parse sdk 1 création de classes associées exemple pratique états et villes imaginez que vous souhaitez modéliser un système où les villes sont associées aux états classe état avec le champ state name classe ville avec le champ city name et un pointeur vers état création de classes et de relations javascript async function createstateandcity() { try { // create a state const state = parse object extend('state'); const california = new state(); california set('state name', 'california'); const savedstate = await california save(); console log(`state created with objectid ${savedstate id}`); // create a city with a pointer to state const city = parse object extend('city'); const losangeles = new city(); losangeles set('city name', 'los angeles'); losangeles set('state', savedstate); const savedcity = await losangeles save(); console log(`city created with objectid ${savedcity id}`); } catch (error) { console error('error creating state and city ', error message); } } createstateandcity(); flutter future\<void> createclasses() async { await parse() initialize('your app id', 'https //parseapi back4app com/', clientkey 'your client key', autosendsessionid true); // create a state final state = parseobject('state') set('state name', 'california'); final stateresult = await state save(); if (stateresult success) { // create a city with a pointer to state final city = parseobject('city') set('city name', 'los angeles') set('state', state); final cityresult = await city save(); if (cityresult success) { print('state and city created successfully '); } } } android public class mainactivity extends appcompatactivity { @override protected void oncreate(bundle savedinstancestate) { super oncreate(savedinstancestate); setcontentview(r layout activity main); // initialize parse parse initialize(new parse configuration builder(this) applicationid("your app id") clientkey("your client key") server("https //parseapi back4app com/") build() ); // create state and city createclasses(); } private void createclasses() { // create a state parseobject state = new parseobject("state"); state put("state name", "california"); state saveinbackground(e > { if (e == null) { log d("parse", "state created successfully with objectid " + state getobjectid()); // save city with a pointer to state parseobject city = new parseobject("city"); city put("city name", "los angeles"); city put("state", state); city saveinbackground(ex > { if (ex == null) { log d("parse", "city created successfully with objectid " + city getobjectid()); } else { log e("parse", "failed to create city " + ex getmessage()); } }); } else { log e("parse", "failed to create state " + e getmessage()); } }); } } ios struct state parseobject { var objectid string? var state name string? var createdat date? var updatedat date? } struct city parseobject { var objectid string? var city name string? var state state? var createdat date? var updatedat date? } func createclasses() async throws { try await parseswift initialize(applicationid "your app id", clientkey "your client key", serverurl url(string "https //parseapi back4app com")!) let state = state(state name "california") let savedstate = try await state save() var city = city(city name "los angeles", state savedstate) city = try await city save() print("state and city created successfully ") } php require 'vendor/autoload php'; use parse\parseclient; use parse\parseobject; parseclient initialize('your app id', 'your client key', 'https //parseapi back4app com/'); try { // create a state $state = new parseobject("state"); $state >set("state name", "california"); $state >save(); // create a city with a pointer to state $city = new parseobject("city"); $city >set("city name", "los angeles"); $city >set("state", $state); $city >save(); echo "state and city created successfully "; } catch (exception $ex) { echo "error " $ex >getmessage(); } net namespace parseexampleapp { class program { static async task main(string\[] args) { // initialize parse parseclient initialize(new parseclient configuration { applicationid = "your app id", server = "https //parseapi back4app com/", key = "your client key" }); // call the method to create state and city await createclassesasync(); } static async task createclassesasync() { try { // create a state var state = new parseobject("state"); state\["state name"] = "california"; await state saveasync(); console writeline($"state created with objectid {state objectid}"); // create a city with a pointer to the state var city = new parseobject("city"); city\["city name"] = "los angeles"; city\["state"] = state; // set the pointer to the state await city saveasync(); console writeline($"city created with objectid {city objectid}"); } catch (exception ex) { console writeline($"error {ex message}"); } } } } rest api # create state curl x post \\ h "x parse application id your app id" \\ h "x parse rest api key your rest api key" \\ h "content type application/json" \\ d '{"state name" "california"}' \\ https //parseapi back4app com/classes/state \# use the objectid of the created state to create a city curl x post \\ h "x parse application id your app id" \\ h "x parse rest api key your rest api key" \\ h "content type application/json" \\ d '{"city name" "los angeles", "state" {" type" "pointer", "classname" "state", "objectid" "state object id"}}' \\ https //parseapi back4app com/classes/city 2 interroger des données connexes maintenant que les données sont liées, vous pouvez effectuer des requêtes pour les récupérer exemple 1 récupérer les villes dans un état spécifique javascript const statequery = new parse query("state"); statequery equalto("state name", "california"); statequery first() then(state => { const cityquery = new parse query("city"); cityquery equalto("state", state); return cityquery find(); }) then(cities => { cities foreach(city => { console log(`city ${city get("city name")}`); }); }) catch(error => { console error("error fetching cities ", error message); }); flutter final statequery = querybuilder(parseobject('state')) whereequalto('state name', 'california'); final stateresult = await statequery query(); if (stateresult success && stateresult results != null) { final state = stateresult results! first; final cityquery = querybuilder(parseobject('city')) whereequalto('state', state); final cityresult = await cityquery query(); if (cityresult success && cityresult results != null) { for (var city in cityresult results!) { print('city ${city get\<string>('city name')}'); } } } android parsequery\<parseobject> statequery = parsequery getquery("state"); statequery whereequalto("state name", "california"); statequery getfirstinbackground((state, e) > { if (e == null) { parsequery\<parseobject> cityquery = parsequery getquery("city"); cityquery whereequalto("state", state); cityquery findinbackground((cities, ex) > { if (ex == null) { for (parseobject city cities) { log d("parse", "city " + city getstring("city name")); } } else { log e("parse", "error fetching cities " + ex getmessage()); } }); } else { log e("parse", "error fetching state " + e getmessage()); } }); ios let statequery = state query("state name" == "california") statequery first { result in switch result { case success(let state) let cityquery = city query("state" == state) cityquery find { cityresult in switch cityresult { case success(let cities) cities foreach { city in print("city \\(city city name ?? "unknown")") } case failure(let error) print("error fetching cities \\(error localizeddescription)") } } case failure(let error) print("error fetching state \\(error localizeddescription)") } } php use parse\parsequery; // query state $statequery = new parsequery("state"); $statequery >equalto("state name", "california"); $state = $statequery >first(); if ($state) { // query cities $cityquery = new parsequery("city"); $cityquery >equalto("state", $state); $cities = $cityquery >find(); foreach ($cities as $city) { echo "city " $city >get("city name") "\n"; } } net var statequery = new parsequery\<parseobject>("state") whereequalto("state name", "california"); var state = await statequery firstasync(); if (state != null) { var cityquery = new parsequery\<parseobject>("city") whereequalto("state", state); var cities = await cityquery findasync(); foreach (var city in cities) { console writeline($"city {city\["city name"]}"); } } rest api # query state curl x get \\ h "x parse application id your app id" \\ h "x parse rest api key your rest api key" \\ "https //parseapi back4app com/classes/state?where={\\"state name\\" \\"california\\"}" \# query cities \# replace state object id with the objectid from the state query curl x get \\ h "x parse application id your app id" \\ h "x parse rest api key your rest api key" \\ "https //parseapi back4app com/classes/city?where={\\"state\\" {\\" type\\" \\"pointer\\",\\"classname\\" \\"state\\",\\"objectid\\" \\"state object id\\"}}" exemple 2 interroger les états avec les villes associées créez une requête qui renvoie les états connectés à n'importe quelle ville javascript const statequery = new parse query("state"); const cityquery = new parse query("city"); cityquery matchesquery("state", statequery); cityquery include("state"); cityquery find() then(cities => { cities foreach(city => { const state = city get("state"); console log(`city ${city get("city name")} belongs to state ${state get("state name")}`); }); }) catch(error => { console error("error fetching data ", error message); }); flutter final statequery = querybuilder(parseobject('state')); final cityquery = querybuilder(parseobject('city')) wherematchesquery('state', statequery) includeobject(\['state']); final cityresult = await cityquery query(); if (cityresult success && cityresult results != null) { for (var city in cityresult results!) { final state = city get\<parseobject>('state'); print('city ${city get\<string>('city name')} belongs to state ${state? get\<string>('state name')}'); } } android parsequery\<parseobject> statequery = parsequery getquery("state"); parsequery\<parseobject> cityquery = parsequery getquery("city"); cityquery wherematchesquery("state", statequery); cityquery include("state"); cityquery findinbackground((cities, e) > { if (e == null) { for (parseobject city cities) { parseobject state = city getparseobject("state"); log d("parse", "city " + city getstring("city name") + " belongs to state " + state getstring("state name")); } } else { log e("parse", "error " + e getmessage()); } }); ios let statequery = state query() let cityquery = city query(matchesquery(key "state", query statequery)) cityquery include("state") cityquery find { result in switch result { case success(let cities) cities foreach { city in if let state = city state { print("city \\(city city name ?? "unknown") belongs to state \\(state state name ?? "unknown")") } } case failure(let error) print("error \\(error localizeddescription)") } } php use parse\parsequery; $statequery = new parsequery("state"); $cityquery = new parsequery("city"); $cityquery >matchesquery("state", $statequery); $cityquery >includekey("state"); $cities = $cityquery >find(); foreach ($cities as $city) { $state = $city >get("state"); echo "city " $city >get("city name") " belongs to state " $state >get("state name") "\n"; } net var statequery = new parsequery\<parseobject>("state"); var cityquery = new parsequery\<parseobject>("city") wherematchesquery("state", statequery) include("state"); var cities = await cityquery findasync(); foreach (var city in cities) { var state = city get\<parseobject>("state"); console writeline($"city {city\["city name"]} belongs to state {state\["state name"]}"); } rest api curl x get \\ h "x parse application id your app id" \\ h "x parse rest api key your rest api key" \\ "https //parseapi back4app com/classes/city?where={\\"state\\" {\\"$inquery\\" {\\"classname\\" \\"state\\"}}}\&include=state" meilleures pratiques pour travailler efficacement avec des schémas relationnels en utilisant parse server dans back4app, suivez ces meilleures pratiques pour garantir performance, maintenabilité et évolutivité choisissez le bon type de relation utilisez des pointeurs pour des relations un à un , comme lier un utilisateur à son profil utilisez des relations pour des relations plusieurs à plusieurs , comme lier un projet à plusieurs tâches interrogation efficace utilisez include() pour charger des données connexes dans la même requête, réduisant ainsi le besoin de plusieurs demandes limitez les résultats en utilisant limit() et skip() pour éviter de récupérer de grands ensembles de données à la fois indexez les champs fréquemment interrogés pour accélérer les recherches évitez les imbrications excessives gardez les requêtes simples pour réduire la complexité et améliorer les performances utilisez les requêtes imbriquées avec parcimonie et uniquement lorsque cela est nécessaire déchargez les requêtes complexes vers le code cloud pour des requêtes complexes impliquant plusieurs relations ou de grands ensembles de données, déchargez les vers le code cloud pour garder le client léger et réactif conclusion dans ce guide, vous avez appris comment créer des relations entre les classes et interroger des objets connexes sur back4app continuez à explorer la documentation spécifique du sdk https //docs parseplatform org pour aller encore plus loin!