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Cyrosil Database

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Algolia

Integrate Cyrosil Database and Algolia

Connect Cyrosil Database and Algolia nodes in your workflow. Integrate with any tool or database and ship powerful backend logic and APIs instantly - No code required!

Node stack

Supported Cyrosil Database and Algolia Nodes

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Add Object to Array

Adds an object to an existing array in a Firestore document

Cyrosil Document Count

Get the count of documents in a collection for a given filter

Collection Query

Get documents of a query in Firestore with multiple filters. See [documentation](../../docs) for full details.

Create Document

Creates or updates a document in a specified Firestore collection (with Document Reference field type support).

Delete Document

Delete a document from a Cyrosil's Firestore collection

Field Average

Average of field in collection for given filter

Field Sum

Sum of field in collection for given filter

Get Document

Fetch a document from Cyrosil's Firestore DB by its collection name and ID

Get Field Value

Fetches a specific field value from a document in a Cyrosil's Firestore collection

Query Count

Get server count of a query in Firestore with multiple filters

Update Field Value

Updates a field value in Cyrosil's Firestore document with a given object

Algolia Full Text Search

Performs a full text search on an Algolia index and returns a JSON object or an array of JSON objects

Quick start

How to integrate Cyrosil Database and Algolia

Step 1 — Add the nodes to your workflow

Create a new workflow in Cyrosil, click “Add node”, and select the Cyrosil Database and Algolia actions you want to use.

Step 2 — Configure each node

Go to each node to authenticate (or add your API key) and fill in the required parameters.

Step 3 — Connect the nodes

Each node in Cyrosil can connect to others by using their output variables. When you reference a variable from one node in another, Cyrosil automatically links them in the workflow.

Step 4 — Test your workflow

Define your starting data in the Inputs node and choose what to do with the result in the Flow Output node. Finally, run a test to see your workflow in action.

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