These examples use async/await functionality and require Node.js v8 or later to run.

(These requirements apply to running the provided examples only. The Aerospike Node.js client itself may support a different range of Node.js versions and may have additional requirements.)

To use the examples, you will need to install the aerospike module into the examples directory. From the examples directory, run the following to install the dependencies:

$ npm install

You can simply run each example independently:

$ node run <example>

Most of these examples require a key, and can optionally take a hostname, port, and namespace of the cluster. The default server is on 127.0.0.1 at port 3000 (a local server installation).

To see a list of all the options that apply to all the examples, execute the runner with the --help flag:

$ node run --help

Each example also provides more detailed usage information via a --help flag:

$ node run <example> --help

The following are the included examples:

• Single Key Operations
  • add - Increment the value of a single bin
  • append - Append a string or bytes to a single bin
  • apply - Apply a UDF to a single record
  • exists - Check the existence of a record
  • get - Read a record
  • operate - Perform multiple operations on a record
  • put - Write a record
  • remove - Remove a record
• Advanced Operations
  • info - Get cluster state information
  • batch - Read a batch of records in a single transaction
  • query - Run a query to fetch records matching a filter, optionally performing aggregation using UDFs
  • scan - Run a scan on an entire namespace or set
  • sindex - Manage secondary indexes (create/remove index)
  • udf - Manage User-Defined Functions (create/remove module)
• Complex Examples
  • geospatialMonteCarlo - Performs a Monte Carlo simulation to approximate PI using Aerospike's geospatial indexing and query functionality

find the example with aerospike and node js install the module as a dependency of your application, run the following from your application's directory:

$ npm link aerospike Linking to the module does not require root permission.

Once linked, the module can be required in the application:

const Aerospike = require('aerospike')