r.args(array) → special
r.args
is a special term that’s used to splice an array of arguments into another term. This is useful when you want to call a variadic term such as getAll with a set of arguments produced at runtime.
Note that args
evaluates all its arguments before passing them into the parent term, even if the parent term otherwise allows lazy evaluation.
Example: Get Alice and Bob from the table people
.
r.table("people").getAll("Alice", "Bob").run(conn); // or r.table("people").getAll(r.args(r.array("Alice", "Bob"))).run(conn);
Example: Get all of Alice’s children from the table people
.
// r.table("people").get("Alice") returns (in JSON) // { "id": "Alice", "children": ["Bob, "Carol"] } r.table("people").getAll(r.args(r.table("people").get("Alice").g("children"))).run(conn);
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