🔍 findall

findall provides deep search utilities to locate entities without knowing their exact path.

          
            1db.findall
          
        

Available Methods

          
            1findall.User2findall.Channel3findall.Findchannel4findall.Content5findall.Findcontent
          
        

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👤 findall.User(username)

Finds a user by ID using paginated scanning.

          
            1await findall.User("alice@example.com");
          
        

Behavior

• Scans user pages sequentially
• Stops immediately when found
• Safe for very large datasets

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📺 findall.Channel or findall.Findchannel (channelName, options)

Finds a channel across all users under a product. Uses ChannelManager for indexed channel lookup.

          
            1await findall.Channel("Channel1", {2  productName: "HBH-CMS"3});
          
        

Response

          
            1{2  success: true,3  data: {4    user: "alice@example.com",5    channel: "Channel1"6  }7}
          
        

Notes

• Channel names are normalized
• Stops on first match
• Uses listall.Channel internally

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📝 findall.Content or 🆔 findall.Findcontent (contentID, options)

Finds a content item anywhere in the DB. Uses IDManager for indexed content lookup.

          
            1await findall.Content("content-id-1", {2  productName: "HBH-CMS"3});
          
        

Behavior

• Traverses:

  User → Product → Channel → Content
  

• Auto-advances pagination

• Stops early on match

          
            1await findall.Findcontent("content-id-1", { productName: "HBH-CMS" });
          
        

Notes

• Direct ID resolution
• No filesystem scanning
• Most efficient content lookup method

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