Objects in Tallyfy Answers are fundamental JSON-formatted data records that belong to collections and can be indexed retrieved and searched with flexible schemas that automatically detect properties and support both custom and auto-generated unique identifiers.
Collections
Collections in Tallyfy Answers are organizational structures that group similar objects together.
Each collection functions like a table in a relational database, allowing objects to be compared, filtered, searched, and ranked.
A Tallyfy Answers collection is:
- A logical container for related objects
- Similar to a table in a traditional database
- Designed for organizing data with similar structures
- Flexible enough to adapt as your data evolves
Tallyfy Answers collections offer several key features:
- Dynamic schema detection: Tallyfy automatically identifies data types from your objects
- Efficient organization: Group related objects to simplify management
- Searchability: Search across all objects within a collection
- Scalability: Collections can contain thousands of objects
- Metadata: Store and retrieve information about the collection itself
Tallyfy Answers provides comprehensive collection management capabilities:
- Create a collection - Set up a new data container
- Get a collection - Retrieve details about a specific collection
- Get all collections - List all your collections
- Update a collection - Modify collection properties
- Delete a collection - Remove a collection and its objects
Consider these guidelines when working with Tallyfy Answers collections:
- Use clear, descriptive names for your collections
- Group similar objects with consistent structures
- Create separate collections for significantly different data types
- Plan your collection structure before importing large datasets
- Use collection names that reflect the objects they contain
Browse all Tallyfy Answers collection management operations below:
Tallyfy Answers enables users to find specific objects within collections through natural language queries or specific search terms by performing query operations against designated collections.
Collections > Create a collection
Collections in Tallyfy Answers are created through a POST API endpoint that requires a unique name and optional description while automatically detecting data types and supporting various naming conventions with proper error handling.
Collections > Delete a collection
The DELETE endpoint permanently removes collections and their objects through a straightforward API call while offering best practices and alternatives to mitigate risks of irreversible data loss.
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