Interface IInfluxDBClient

Namespace: InfluxDB3.Client

Assembly: InfluxDB3.Client.dll

Syntax

public interface IInfluxDBClient

Methods

Query(String, Nullable<QueryType>, Nullable<String>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, Object>>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>)

Query data from InfluxDB IOx using FlightSQL.

Declaration

IAsyncEnumerable<object? []> Query(string query, QueryType? queryType = null, string? database = null, Dictionary<string, object>? namedParameters = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	query	The SQL query string to execute.
System.Nullable<QueryType>	queryType	The type of query sent to InfluxDB. Default to 'SQL'.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.Object>>	namedParameters	Name:Value pairs to use as named parameters for this query. Parameters referenced using '$placeholder' syntax in the query will be substituted with the values provided. The supported types are: string, bool, int, float.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to query request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.

Returns

Type	Description
IAsyncEnumerable<System.Nullable<System.Object>[]>	Batches of rows

Examples

The following example shows how to use SQL query with named parameters:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.Query(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table WHERE id = $id AND name = $name",
    namedParameters: new Dictionary<string, object> { { "id", 1 }, { "name", "test" } }
);

The following example shows how to use custom request headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.Query(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table",
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

QueryBatches(String, Nullable<QueryType>, Nullable<String>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, Object>>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>)

Query data from InfluxDB IOx using FlightSQL.

Declaration

IAsyncEnumerable<RecordBatch> QueryBatches(string query, QueryType? queryType = null, string? database = null, Dictionary<string, object>? namedParameters = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	query	The SQL query string to execute.
System.Nullable<QueryType>	queryType	The type of query sent to InfluxDB. Default to 'SQL'.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.Object>>	namedParameters	Name:Value pairs to use as named parameters for this query. Parameters referenced using '$placeholder' syntax in the query will be substituted with the values provided. The supported types are: string, bool, int, float.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to query request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.

Returns

Type	Description
IAsyncEnumerable<RecordBatch>	Batches of rows

Examples

The following example shows how to use SQL query with named parameters:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.QueryBatches(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table WHERE id = $id AND name = $name",
    namedParameters: new Dictionary<string, object> { { "id", 1 }, { "name", "test" } }
);

The following example shows how to use custom request headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.QueryBatches(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table",
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

QueryPoints(String, Nullable<QueryType>, Nullable<String>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, Object>>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>)

Query data from InfluxDB IOx into PointData structure using FlightSQL.

Declaration

IAsyncEnumerable<PointDataValues> QueryPoints(string query, QueryType? queryType = null, string? database = null, Dictionary<string, object>? namedParameters = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	query	The SQL query string to execute.
System.Nullable<QueryType>	queryType	The type of query sent to InfluxDB. Default to 'SQL'.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.Object>>	namedParameters	Name:Value pairs to use as named parameters for this query. Parameters referenced using '$placeholder' syntax in the query will be substituted with the values provided. The supported types are: string, bool, int, float.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to query request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.

Returns

Type	Description
IAsyncEnumerable<PointDataValues>	Batches of rows

Examples

The following example shows how to use SQL query with named parameters:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.QueryPoints(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table WHERE id = $id AND name = $name",
    namedParameters: new Dictionary<string, object> { { "id", 1 }, { "name", "test" } }
);

The following example shows how to use custom request headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

var results = client.QueryPoints(
    query: "SELECT a, b, c FROM my_table",
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

WritePointAsync(PointData, Nullable<String>, Nullable<WritePrecision>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>, CancellationToken)

Write data to InfluxDB.

Declaration

Task WritePointAsync(PointData point, string? database = null, WritePrecision? precision = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
PointData	point	Specifies the Data point to write into InfluxDB. The is considered as one batch unit.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<WritePrecision>	precision	The to use for the timestamp in the write API call.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to write request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.
CancellationToken	cancellationToken	specifies the token to monitor for cancellation requests.

Returns

Type	Description
Task

Examples

The following example shows how to write a single point with custom headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

await client.WritePointAsync(
    point: PointData.Measurement("h2o").SetTag("location", "europe").SetField("level", 2),
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

WritePointsAsync(IEnumerable<PointData>, Nullable<String>, Nullable<WritePrecision>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>, CancellationToken)

Write data to InfluxDB.

Declaration

Task WritePointsAsync(IEnumerable<PointData> points, string? database = null, WritePrecision? precision = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
IEnumerable<PointData>	points	Specifies the Data points to write into InfluxDB. The is considered as one batch unit.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<WritePrecision>	precision	The to use for the timestamp in the write API call.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to write request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.
CancellationToken	cancellationToken	specifies the token to monitor for cancellation requests.

Returns

Type	Description
Task

Examples

The following example shows how to write multiple points with custom headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

await client.WritePointsAsync(
    points: new[]{
        PointData.Measurement("h2o").SetTag("location", "europe").SetField("level", 2),
        PointData.Measurement("h2o").SetTag("location", "us-west").SetField("level", 4),
    },
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

WriteRecordAsync(String, Nullable<String>, Nullable<WritePrecision>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>, CancellationToken)

Write data to InfluxDB.

Declaration

Task WriteRecordAsync(string record, string? database = null, WritePrecision? precision = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	record	Specifies the record in InfluxDB Line Protocol. The is considered as one batch unit.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<WritePrecision>	precision	The to use for the timestamp in the write API call.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to write request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.
CancellationToken	cancellationToken	specifies the token to monitor for cancellation requests.

Returns

Type	Description
Task

Examples

The following example shows how to write a single record with custom headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

await client.WriteRecordAsync(
    record: "stat,unit=temperature value=24.5",
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);

WriteRecordsAsync(IEnumerable<String>, Nullable<String>, Nullable<WritePrecision>, Nullable<Dictionary<String, String>>, CancellationToken)

Write data to InfluxDB.

Declaration

Task WriteRecordsAsync(IEnumerable<string> records, string? database = null, WritePrecision? precision = null, Dictionary<string, string>? headers = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
IEnumerable<System.String>	records	Specifies the records in InfluxDB Line Protocol. The is considered as one batch unit.
System.Nullable<System.String>	database	The database to be used for InfluxDB operations.
System.Nullable<WritePrecision>	precision	The to use for the timestamp in the write API call.
System.Nullable<Dictionary<System.String, System.String>>	headers	The headers to be added to write request. The headers specified here are preferred over the headers specified in the client configuration.
CancellationToken	cancellationToken	specifies the token to monitor for cancellation requests.

Returns

Type	Description
Task

Examples

The following example shows how to write multiple records with custom headers:

using var client = new InfluxDBClient(host: "http://localhost:8086", token: "my-token", organization: "my-org", database: "my-database");

await client.WriteRecordsAsync(
    records: new[] { "stat,unit=temperature value=24.5", "stat,unit=temperature value=25.5" },
    headers: new Dictionary<string, string> { { "X-Tracing-Id", "123" } }
);