How to create index about json object?

Runtime Framework
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Pagination is not supported in storage search, you should fetch all results and break it into pages yourself if you want to split the results across pages.

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func (n *RuntimeGoNakamaModule) StorageIndexList(ctx context.Context, callerID, indexName, query string, limit int) (*api.StorageObjects, error) {
	cid := uuid.Nil
	if callerID != "" {
		id, err := uuid.FromString(callerID)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, errors.New("expects caller id to be empty or a valid user id")
		}
		cid = id
	}

	if indexName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("expects a non-empty indexName")
	}

	if limit < 1 || limit > 100 {
		return nil, errors.New("limit must be 1-100")
	}

	return n.storageIndex.List(ctx, cid, indexName, query, limit)
}

I found limit max is only 100…can increase any way? @sesposito

23

this also need your help .thanks

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Or can I modify the source code to change the number 100 to 1000 ? :innocent:
Or will you support the offset feature soon? @sesposito

25

We’ve increased this limit to 10000 and we’ll release Nakama 3.20 with these changes in the next few days.

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A player lists items for auction. For example, if a player lists 2 items, I want to generate 2 rows of data, but I found that StorageWrite can only write one piece of data per player. What is a good recommended method? Thanks @sesposito

27

You can use different storage write keys to write multiple objects in the same collection under the same user.

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thanks。key can be different :smiley: