Sending Requests: Drop Database & Collection Requests.

🥏 Drop Requests

There are two ways for DROP requests, one is for dropping collections and the other for dropping database.

• To drop a database, you can leave out collection from the request.
• To drop a collection, you have to have both collection and database on the request.

The method field for this request must be drop.

Collection Drop Request

You can use the Queria format:

database.collection.drop()

Or if you like, feel free to use the JSON format which has fields as written below:

FIELD	TYPE	DESCRIPTION
method	string	The type of request to send.
database	string	The database where the collection is located.
collection	string	The collection to drop.
unique	string	The unique value to return (used for getting back exact responses from the server).

Collection Drop Response

FIELD	TYPE	DESCRIPTION
response	string	Replies back with something among the likes of: "Successfully deleted the collection {{collection}}"
kode	integer	The server reply code (1 for success, 0 for no results, -1 for invalid request).
replyTo	string	The unique code sent back (for callbacks).

Collection Drop Example Response

{
    "response": "Successfully deleted the collection Mana",
    "kode": 1,
    "replyTo": "Unique Identifier from Request"
}

Database Drop Request

You can use the Queria format:

database.drop()

Or if you like, feel free to use the JSON format which has fields as written below:

FIELD	TYPE	DESCRIPTION
method	string	The type of request to send.
database	string	The database to drop.
unique	string	The unique value to return (used for getting back exact responses from the server).

Database Drop Response

FIELD	TYPE	DESCRIPTION
response	string	Replies back with something among the likes of: "Successfully deleted the database {{database}}"
kode	integer	The server reply code (1 for success, 0 for no results, -1 for invalid request).
replyTo	string	The unique code sent back (for callbacks).

Database Drop Response Example

{
    "response": "Successfully deleted the database rose_db",
    "kode": 1,
    "replyTo": "Unique Identifier from Request"
}