updating multiple DocumentDB documents from azure function

Hi,

It looks like the current DocumentDB binding is optimized for receiving a single document as input and updating or creating a single document as output.

I’m wanting to write an azure function that is triggered via HTTP and then creates/updates multiple documents and am not sure how to get access to the DocumentDB connection.

In C#, I think I can declare a DocumentClient parameter and then create my documents that way?

But what about in nodeJS? Is there a way to get access to the client in NodeJS? Or do I just need to connect to the DB myself from within my nodeJS function?

[jbrozena22]

@mathewc can you elaborate on this:

In Node, you don’t have access to the DocumentClient, but you should be able to assign an array of documents to your output binding and that should work.

I can’t find an example in node that shows how you can bind to multiple database items from an azure function. For instance, if a client sent an array of document IDs, I’d like to bind to each of those documents so I can return each of their results.

Thanks.

[mathewc]

Closing this since I believe your scenario is supported already. Please reopen if you find issues, thanks.