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Reset Last Operation Time

Description

The Hive system maintains a timer for every key that measures the number of seconds elapsed since the last operation. This operation resets the timer to zero seconds.

Method

PUT

Endpoint URL

Important

Make sure to replace xxxx in the domain name in the request specification below to the one assigned to your application.

https://xxxx.backendless.app/api/hive/[hive-name]/[bucket-type]/action/touch

where:

Argument                Description
[hive-name] Name of a hive where the operation is performed.
[bucket-type] Storage type in the[hive-name] Hive where the timer is reset. Acceptable values are list, key-value, map, set or sorted-set.

Request Headers

Content-Type:application/json

where:

Argument                Description
Content-Type Must be set to application/json. This header is mandatory.

Request Body

The request body must be a JSON array containing string values.

["key1", "key2", ...]

Response Body

The number of reset timers.

Example

The example below resets time since the last operation of the fruits and vegetables keys to 0. 

curl --location --request PUT "https://xxxx.backendless.app/api/hive/groceryStore/list/action/touch" \--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \--data-raw '["fruits","vegetables"]'

where:

Argument                Description
groceryStore Name of a hive where the operation is performed.
["fruits","vegetables"] The array of keys in the store to reset time since the last operation.

Codeless Reference
general_api_reset_last_operation_time

where:

Argument                Description
hive name Name of a hive where the operation is performed.
type Storage type, can be one of the following: Key / Value, Sorted Set, Set, Map, List.
keys A list of key names to reset last operation time for.

Consider the following Key Value storage:

sample-key-value

The example below resets time since the last operation for the specified keys:

general_api_example_reset_last_operation_time