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Fix broken JS/Java/Rust code samples in quickstart docs - #577
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- getting-started/index.mdx:
- JavaScript: iterate result.data (query/roQuery return an object
with headers/data, not an iterable) instead of result directly.
- Java: use Record.getValue(...) instead of the non-existent
Record.get(...).
- Rust: remove invalid backslash-escaping of quotes inside raw
string literals, use the synchronous client consistently
(.execute().expect(...) instead of mixing in .await on a sync
builder), and read columns via row.try_get(...) instead of
nonexistent Row indexing (row["Alias"]).
- index.mdx:
- Rust: drain the async RowStream with next().await under
futures::StreamExt instead of a plain for loop, which doesn't
compile against a Stream. Also avoid erroring on first run by
ignoring the delete-nonexistent-graph error.
Co-Authored-By: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
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<violation number="1" location="index.mdx:189">
P2: This new direct import requires a `futures` dependency, but the quickstart only installs `falkordb`. Add `futures` to the Rust setup instructions or the sample project’s `Cargo.toml`, otherwise the sample fails with an unresolved crate.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="index.mdx:207">
P2: `let _ = graph.delete().await` suppresses every deletion error, not only the expected missing-graph error. A failed clear can leave old data in `MotoGP`, so the following CREATE adds duplicates; ignore only the graph-not-found error and propagate other failures.</violation>
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| use falkordb::{FalkorClientBuilder, FalkorConnectionInfo}; | ||
| use futures::StreamExt; |
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P2: This new direct import requires a futures dependency, but the quickstart only installs falkordb. Add futures to the Rust setup instructions or the sample project’s Cargo.toml, otherwise the sample fails with an unresolved crate.
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<comment>This new direct import requires a `futures` dependency, but the quickstart only installs `falkordb`. Add `futures` to the Rust setup instructions or the sample project’s `Cargo.toml`, otherwise the sample fails with an unresolved crate.</comment>
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@@ -186,6 +186,7 @@ public class FalkorDBExample {
```rust Rust
use falkordb::{FalkorClientBuilder, FalkorConnectionInfo};
+use futures::StreamExt;
#[tokio::main]
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| // Clear out this graph in case you've run this script before. | ||
| graph.delete().await?; | ||
| let _ = graph.delete().await; |
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P2: let _ = graph.delete().await suppresses every deletion error, not only the expected missing-graph error. A failed clear can leave old data in MotoGP, so the following CREATE adds duplicates; ignore only the graph-not-found error and propagate other failures.
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<comment>`let _ = graph.delete().await` suppresses every deletion error, not only the expected missing-graph error. A failed clear can leave old data in `MotoGP`, so the following CREATE adds duplicates; ignore only the graph-not-found error and propagate other failures.</comment>
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@@ -203,7 +204,7 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
// Clear out this graph in case you've run this script before.
- graph.delete().await?;
+ let _ = graph.delete().await;
graph
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| let _ = graph.delete().await; | |
| match graph.delete().await { | |
| Ok(()) => {} | |
| Err(error) if error.to_string().contains("does not exist") => {} | |
| Err(error) => return Err(error.into()), | |
| } |
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- Line 207: Update the graph deletion flow around `graph.delete()` to ignore
only the error indicating the graph is missing and propagate every other
deletion error, rather than discarding the result. Keep the example’s existing
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Ignore only the missing-graph deletion error.
If deletion fails for another reason, this line lets the example continue with the existing graph. A later successful write can then leave old data in the example’s results. Handle the missing-graph error specifically, and propagate other errors. Based on learnings: “In Rust, do not discard Result values with patterns like let _ = fallible_call();” when the error needs handling. (docs.rs)
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Review comment at @index.mdx at line 207:
Update the graph deletion flow around `graph.delete()` to ignore only the error
indicating the graph is missing and propagate every other deletion error, rather
than discarding the result. Keep the example’s existing behavior for successful
deletion.
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Source: Learnings
CI flagged getValue as an unknown word in the getting-started/index.mdx Java code sample comments added in the previous commit. Whitelisting it follows the existing convention used for readOnlyQuery, roQuery, selectGraph, etc. Co-Authored-By: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
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Summary
Fixes several code samples in the quickstart docs that would fail to compile/run as written, found while reviewing
getting-started/index.mdxagainst the actual client APIs (falkordb-ts, jfalkordb, falkordb-rs).getting-started/index.mdxgraph.query()/graph.roQuery()resolve to{ headers, data, ... }, not an iterable.for (const record of result)throwsresult is not iterableat runtime. Now iteratesresult.data.Recordhas noget(...)method — onlygetValue(String key)/getValue(int index). Fixedrecord.get("Friend")→record.getValue("Friend")(andPostContent).r#"..."#) had\"escapes around property values, which raw strings don't process — the literal backslashes would break the Cypher text sent to the server. Removed the unneeded escaping..execute().await?while the client was built with the synchronousFalkorClientBuilder::new()(notnew_async()), which isn't awaitable. Switched to the sync API consistently (.execute().expect(...), no.await).record["Friend"]indexing on aRowdoesn't exist;Rowonly exposes.get(column)/.try_get::<T>(column). Fixed to unwrap the per-rowFalkorResultand callrow.try_get::<String>("Friend").index.mdx(homepage)FalkorClientBuilder::new_async()), sonodes.datais aRowStreamimplementingfutures::Stream, not a synchronousIterator.for node in nodes.data.by_ref()doesn't compile against aStream. Replaced withwhile let Some(row) = nodes.data.next().await { ... }underfutures::StreamExt, and unwraps each row'sFalkorResultbefore printing.graph.delete().await?tolet _ = graph.delete().await;so the first run (graph doesn't exist yet) doesn't abort the script, matching the idiom used in falkordb-rs's own examples.Verification
Checked each fix against the authoritative client sources/docs: falkordb-ts README/npm package examples, jfalkordb's
Record.java/Graph.javainterfaces, and falkordb-rs'sRow/RowStream/QueryBuilderAPI docs.Co-Authored-By: Warp agent@warp.dev
Summary by cubic
Fixes code samples in the quickstart docs so they compile and run as written against the actual client APIs.
Bug Fixes
result.datasince query results come back as an object, not an iterable.Record.getValue(...)instead of the non-existentRecord.get(...).getting-started, and read columns withrow.try_get(...)instead of indexing.RowStreamwithnext().awaitand ignores the delete error on first run so the script doesn't abort.getValueto the spellcheck wordlist, which CI flagged in the new Java comments.Written for commit f54a034. Summary will update on new commits.
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