public IEnumerable <DataEntryCreatedReturn> LoadDataEntriesFromJson(string tenant, string entityName,
string jsonData, ApplicationUser ownerUser)
{
var jsonArray = JArray.Parse(jsonData);
var maxId = 0;
using (var bulkInsert = _documentStore.BulkInsert(tenant))
{
foreach (var d in jsonArray.Children <JObject>())
{
UserIdentityHelper.SetUserIdentity(d, ownerUser);
var entity = RavenJObject.Parse(d.ToString());
var meta = new RavenJObject {
{ "Raven-Entity-Name", entityName }
};
var id = (string)d["Id"];
var identity =
int.Parse(
id.Substring(
id.IndexOf(_documentStore.Conventions.IdentityPartsSeparator, StringComparison.Ordinal) +
1));
maxId = Math.Max(identity, maxId);
bulkInsert.Store(entity, meta, id);
yield return(new DataEntryCreatedReturn
{
Key = id,
Entity = d
});
}
}
_documentStore.DatabaseCommands.SeedIdentityFor(entityName, maxId);
}
private async Task <PutResult> SaveEntryAsync(string tenant, string entityName, ApplicationUser ownerUser,
JObject jobject, string id)
{
UserIdentityHelper.SetUserIdentity(jobject, ownerUser);
var dataEntry = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(jobject);
var commands = _documentStore.AsyncDatabaseCommands.ForDatabase(tenant);
// NOTE: The PutAsync database command allows us to set the `Raven-Entity-Name` metadata which tells RavenDB to put this entity in it's own entity collection.
// Using the `session.Store` or `asyncSession.StoreAsync` methods will cause RavenDB to reflect on the parameter object causing all entites to be stored in
// a single entity collection of `JObject` which is not what we want.
var result = await commands.PutAsync(
id,
null,
RavenJObject.Parse(dataEntry),
new RavenJObject
{
{ "Raven-Entity-Name", entityName },
});
return(result);
}
