Convex

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Convex Documentation For general information about Convex, read https://www.convex.dev/llms.txt. understanding - Best Practices: Essential best practices for building scalable Convex applications including database queries, function organization, validation, and security. - TypeScript: Move faster with end-to-end type safety - Convex Overview: Introduction to Convex - the reactive database with TypeScript queries - Dev workflow: Development workflow from project creation to production deployment - The Zen of Convex: Convex best practices and design philosophy quickstart - Android Kotlin Quickstart: Add Convex to an Android Kotlin project - Using Convex with Bun: Add Convex to a Bun project - Next.js Quickstart: Add Convex to a Next.js project - Node.js Quickstart: Add Convex to a Node.js project - Nuxt Quickstart: Add Convex to a Nuxt project - Quickstarts: Get started quickly with your favorite frontend framework or language - Python Quickstart: Add Convex to a Python project - React Quickstart: Add Convex to a React project - React Native Quickstart: Add Convex to a React Native Expo project - Remix Quickstart: Add Convex to a Remix project - Rust Quickstart: Add Convex to a Rust project - Script Tag Quickstart: Add Convex to any website - Svelte Quickstart: Add Convex to a Svelte project - iOS Swift Quickstart: Add Convex to an iOS Swift project - TanStack Start Quickstart: Add Convex to a TanStack Start project - Vue Quickstart: Add Convex to a Vue project functions - Actions: Call third-party services and external APIs from Convex - Bundling: How Convex bundles and optimizes your function code - Debugging: Debug Convex functions during development and production - Error Handling: Handle errors in Convex queries, mutations, and actions - Application Errors: Handle expected failures in Convex functions - HTTP Actions: Build HTTP APIs directly in Convex - Internal Functions: Functions that can only be called by other Convex functions - Mutations: Insert, update, and remove data from the database - Functions: Write functions to define your server behavior - Queries: Fetch data from the database with caching and reactivity - Runtimes: Learn the differences between the Convex and Node.js runtimes for functions - Argument and Return Value Validation: Validate function arguments and return values for security database - Commit Timestamp: Efficient iteration using a strictly increasing sequence identifier. - OCC and Atomicity: Optimistic concurrency control and transaction atomicity in Convex - Schema Philosophy: Convex schema design philosophy and best practices - System Tables: Access metadata for Convex built-in features through system tables including scheduled functions and file storage information. - Backups: Backup and restore your Convex data and files - Document IDs: Create complex, relational data models using IDs - Data Import & Export: Import data from existing sources and export data to external systems - Data Export: Export your data out of Convex - Data Import: Import data into Convex - Database: Store JSON-like documents with a relational data model - Paginated Queries: Load paginated queries - Reading Data: Query and read data from Convex database tables - Filtering: Filter documents in Convex queries - Indexes: Speed up queries with database indexes - Introduction to Indexes and Query Performance: Learn the effects of indexes on query performance - Schemas: Schema validation keeps your Convex data neat and tidy. It also gives you end-to-end TypeScript type safety! - Data Types: Supported data types in Convex Convex MCP Server For AI agents: see llms.txt for the complete documentation index. Markdown versions are available by adding .md to a page URL or requesting Accept: text/markdown.

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