2. Import

Import datascript into database

import assume that you recive new datascript from blockchain and import hex of datascript into orwelldb. which decide - add into database or not this information. Existence of information is checked by the field oid in data.

If you have private keys to decrypt datascript - it need to be added before import. Not decrypted data not syncing in database.

orwelldb.import(orwell_params, 'ef....datascript hex...')
.then(function (results) {
    //results is array of import result
})
.catch(function (e) {
    //error if have
})

Format of decrypted datascript is js object named scenario, which contain all information from datascript and can be converted back to datascript or writed into database. Result also contain field data, which contain information from database with meta data.

Status of result can be on of the next values:

success

0
ok

error (all error details in field error):

dberror // database error
cantWrite // dataset settings do not accept writing for you key
cantChange // cant change settings for this dataset with this public key
cantRead // you cant read this entryes, without keys

import result

{ 
    operation: 'update',//operation insert/update
    data: //data from database (with meta data)
     { oid: 1,
       writeScript: 5560,
       owner_key: '',
       privileges: [],
       meta: [Object],
       '$loki': 1 },
    scenario: //scenario, datascript generated from
     { operation: 'create', //datascript operation
       dataset: 'posts', //dataset name
       content: { oid: 1,
                  writeScript: 5560,
                  owner_key: '',
                  privileges: [], }, 
       algorithm: 'rsa' }, //if have keystore for this db\dataset - encryption is enabled
    status: 0  //0 = ok, another status from 0 or 'ok' its error, error description in error field.
 }