algolia objects update

Usage

algolia objects update <index> -F <file> [--create-if-not-exists] [--wait] [--continue-on-error] [flags]

Examples

Update the “MOVIES” index with records from the “objects.ndjson” file:

algolia objects update MOVIES -F objects.ndjson

Update the “MOVIES” index with records from the “objects.ndjson” file and create the records if they don’t exist:

algolia objects update MOVIES -F objects.ndjson --create-if-not-exists

Update the “MOVIES” index with records from the “objects.ndjson” file and wait for the operation to complete:

algolia objects update MOVIES -F objects.ndjson --wait

Update the “MOVIES” index with records from the “objects.ndjson” file and continue updating records even if some are invalid:

algolia objects update MOVIES -F objects.ndjson --continue-on-error

-C, --continue-on-error

Continue updating records even if some are invalid.

-c, --create-if-not-exists

If provided, updating a nonexistent object will create a new one with the objectID and the attributes defined in the file

--dry-run

Validate and preview the update request without sending it

-F, --file

Records to update from file (use ”-” to read from standard input)

-w, --wait

Wait for the operation to complete before returning

--allow-missing-template-keys

If true, ignore errors in templates due to missing fields or map keys. This only applies to golang and jsonpath output formats.

-o, --output

Output format. One of: (json, jsonl, ndjson, jsonpath, jsonpath-as-json, jsonpath-file).

--template

Template string or path to a template file to use when —output=jsonpath, —output=jsonpath-file.