DeleteItem Request Builder
Overview
This section describes the EfficientDynamoDb API for building the DeleteItem
request.
The IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity>
interface provides a builder pattern for constructing a DeleteItem
operation in DynamoDB.
It is designed to work with a database entity of type TEntity
.
Use the DynamoDbContext.DeleteItem()
method to get the builder:
var builder = ddbContext.DeleteItem();
For the DeleteItem
request you only required to specify primary key using the WithPrimaryKey
method.
All other builder methods are optional and can be omitted.
In this case, DynamoDB will use the default behavior.
DeleteItem Configuration
WithPrimaryKey (with only Partition key)
Specifies the partition key of the item to delete.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithPrimaryKey<TPk>(TPk pk);
It is required to specify the primary key for every DeleteItem request.
Use this method if the table has only a partition key. If the table has both partition and sort keys, use WithPrimaryKey<TPk, TSk>
instead.
Parameters
pk
: The partition key of the item.
Example
builder = builder.WithPrimaryKey("partitionKey");
WithPrimaryKey (with both Partition and Sort keys)
Specifies the partition and sort keys of the item to delete.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithPrimaryKey<TPk, TSk>(TPk pk, TSk sk);
It is required to specify the primary key for every DeleteItem request.
Use this method only if the table has both partition and sort keys.
If the table only has a partition key, use WithPrimaryKey<TPk>
instead.
Parameters
pk
: The partition key of the item.sk
: The sort key of the item.
Example
builder = builder.WithPrimaryKey("partitionKey", "sortKey");
WithCondition (Explicit condition)
Specifies condition for the DeleteItem operation.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithCondition(FilterBase condition);
Parameters
condition
: The condition that is used to determine whether the DeleteItem operation should succeed or fail. Refer to our condition expression building guide to learn how to build a condition in EfficientDynamoDb.
Example
var expr = Condition<EntityClass>.On(item => item.FirstName).EqualTo("John");
builder = builder.WithCondition(expr);
WithCondition (Function condition)
Specifies the condition function for the DeleteItem operation.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithCondition(Func<EntityFilter<TEntity>, FilterBase> conditionSetup);
Parameters
conditionSetup
: The condition function that is used to determine whether the DeleteItem operation should succeed or fail. Refer to our condition expression building guide to learn how to build a condition in EfficientDynamoDb.
Example
builder = builder.WithCondition(
cond => cond.On(item => item.FirstName).EqualTo("John")
);
WithReturnValues
Specifies the attributes to include in the response.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithReturnValues(ReturnValues returnValues);
If not specified, no values are returned in the response.
Parameters
returnValues
: ReturnValues enum option. OnlyReturnValues.None
andReturnValues.AllOld
are valid for DeleteItem operation. PassingReturnValues.None
is equivalent to not using theWithReturnValues
method at all.
Example
builder = builder.WithReturnValues(ReturnValues.AllOld);
WithReturnValuesOnConditionCheckFailure
Specifies how to handle return values if the operation fails.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithReturnValuesOnConditionCheckFailure(ReturnValuesOnConditionCheckFailure option)
If not specified, no values are returned in case of condition check failure.
Parameters
option
: Option for handling return values on condition check failure.
Example
builder = builder.WithReturnValuesOnConditionCheckFailure(ReturnValuesOnConditionCheckFailure.AllOld);
WithReturnConsumedCapacity
Specifies the consumed capacity details to include in the response.
IDeleteItemEntityRequestBuilder<TEntity> WithReturnConsumedCapacity(ReturnConsumedCapacity returnConsumedCapacity);
If not specified, no consumed capacity info is returned in the response.
Parameters
returnConsumedCapacity
: The type of consumed capacity information to return. Setting it toReturnConsumedCapacity.None
is equivalent to not using theReturnConsumedCapacity()
method at all.
Example
builder = builder.WithReturnConsumedCapacity(ReturnConsumedCapacity.Total);
AsDocument
Represents the returned item as a Document
.
This method changes the type of the builder.
IDeleteItemDocumentRequestBuilder<TEntity> AsDocument();
Example
var documentBuilder = builder.AsDocument();
After execution, this DeleteItem
request will return the Document
instead of the original entity of the builder.
DeleteItem Execution
There are 2 versions of every query execution method: regular and document. All versions have same parameters, the only difference is entity type returned value:
- In most cases, the original entity
TEntity
is returned. - If
AsDocuments()
was used, the execution method will contain the entity type ofDocument
.
For simplicity, this document covers only regular version of execution methods.
ExecuteAsync
Executes the DeleteItem operation.
Task ExecuteAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
Parameters
cancellationToken
: Token that can be used to cancel the task.
Example
await builder.ExecuteAsync();
ToItemAsync
Executes the DeleteItem operation and returns the item before the deletion.
The item is returned as it appeared before the DeleteItem operation, but only if WithReturnValues
with ReturnValues.AllOld
was specified in the request chain.
Otherwise, null
is returned.
Task<TEntity?> ToItemAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
Parameters
cancellationToken
: Token that can be used to cancel the task.
Example
var item = await builder.ToItemAsync();
ToResponseAsync
Executes the DeleteItem operation and returns the deserialized response.
Besides the item, this response contains ConsumedCapacity
property if WithReturnConsumedCapacity
was used.
Task<DeleteItemEntityResponse<TEntity>> ToResponseAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
Example
var response = await builder.ToResponseAsync();
var item = response.Item;
var consumedCapacity = response.ConsumedCapacity;