Count¶
Count the number of items in a collection.
Overview¶
The count operation returns the total number of items stored in the specified collection.
This operation does not modify any data.
Useful for verifying data size, pagination logic, or diagnostic checks.
Usage¶
import 'package:delta_trace_db/delta_trace_db.dart';
void main() {
final db = DeltaTraceDatabase();
// Insert sample data
final rawUsers = [
{'id': 'u001', 'name': 'Alice'},
{'id': 'u002', 'name': 'Bob'},
{'id': 'u003', 'name': 'Charlie'},
];
final addQuery = RawQueryBuilder.add(
target: 'users',
rawAddData: rawUsers,
).build();
db.executeQuery(addQuery);
// Count the number of items in the "users" collection
final countQuery = RawQueryBuilder.count(
target: 'users',
).build();
final result = db.executeQuery(countQuery);
print(result.toDict());
// Access the count directly:
print("Count = ${result.hitCount}");
}
from delta_trace_db import DeltaTraceDatabase, RawQueryBuilder
db = DeltaTraceDatabase()
# Insert sample data
raw_users = [
{"id": "u001", "name": "Alice"},
{"id": "u002", "name": "Bob"},
{"id": "u003", "name": "Charlie"},
]
add_query = RawQueryBuilder.add(
target="users",
raw_add_data=raw_users,
).build()
db.execute_query(add_query)
# Count the number of items in the "users" collection
count_query = RawQueryBuilder.count(
target="users",
).build()
result = db.execute_query(count_query)
print(result.to_dict())
# Access the count directly
print(f"Count = {result.hit_count}")
Result¶
This function returns a QueryResult.
Example output:
{className: QueryResult, version: 6, isSuccess: true, target: users, type: count,
result: [], dbLength: 3, updateCount: 0, hitCount: 3, errorMessage: null}
Count = 3
The count result is stored in
hitCount.Because this query only reads data,
updateCountis always 0.
API¶
Dart: [QueryBuilder.count]
Dart(RawData): [RawQueryBuilder.count]
Python:
[QueryBuilder.count]Python(RawData):
[RawQueryBuilder.count]
Notes¶
Recommended for measuring collection size or validating data volume.
causecan be used for auditing or operational logging.