chore(deps): update dependency arangojs to v10

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
arangojs	^8.6.0 -> ^10.0.0

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Release Notes

arangodb/arangojs (arangojs)

v10.1.2

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Added

• Added vector index support

v10.1.1

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Changed

• Removed File from source option types in Foxx CRUD methods (#​818)

  The source option type already includes Blob, which File extends.

v10.1.0

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Added

• Added ignoreRevs option to RemoveDocumentOptions type (DE-947)

  This affects the collection.remove and collection.removeAll methods.

v10.0.0

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This is a major release and breaks backwards compatibility.

See the migration guide for detailed instructions
for upgrading your code to arangojs v10.

Removed

• Removed unused CreateUserOptions type

  The actual type used by the db.createUser method is still UserOptions.

• Removed unused IndexDetails type

  This type was intended to be returned by collection.indexes when the
  withStats option is set to true but the figures property is already
  included in the current return type.

• Removed Node.js 18 support

  Node.js 18 will reach its end of life in May 2025, so arangojs will no
  longer support this version of Node.js going forward.

  For more information, see the Node.js release schedule.

Changed

• Closing a connection now closes all open requests

  Previously in certain situations only the most recent request would be
  closed per server. Note that this still merely aborts the requests but
  does not guarantee the underlying connections are closed as these are
  handled by Node.js or the browser natively. need to be installed
  otherwise.

• Moved fetch-specific config options from into config.fetchOptions

  The following options were moved: credentials, headers and keepalive.

• db.setUserAccessLevel now takes grant as a separate parameter

  The parameter was previously passed as an additional property in the
  options parameter.

Error handling

• Errors encountered before a request completes are now wrapped in a
  NetworkError or a subclass thereof

  This should help making it easier to diagnose network issues and distinguish
  the relevant error conditions.

  The originating error can still be accessed using the cause property of the
  NetworkError error.

• HttpError now extends the NetworkError class

  This allows treating all non-ArangoError errors as one category of errors,
  even when there is no server response available.

• db.waitForPropagation now throws a PropagationTimeoutError error when
  invoked with a timeout option and the timeout duration is exceeded

  The method would previously throw the most recent error encountered while
  waiting for replication. The originating error can still be accessed using
  the cause property of the PropagationTimeoutError error.

• db.waitForPropagation now respects the timeout option more strictly

  Previously the method would only time out if the timeout duration was
  exceeded after the most recent request failed. Now the timeout is
  recalculated and passed on to each request, preventing it from exceeding
  the specified duration.

  If the propagation timed out due to an underlying request exceeding the
  timeout duration, the cause property of the PropagationTimeoutError
  error will be a ResponseTimeoutError error.

• config.beforeRequest and config.afterResponse callbacks can now return
  promises

  If the callback returns a promise, it will be awaited before the request
  and response cycle proceeds. If either callback throws an error or returns
  a promise that is rejected, that error will be thrown instead.

• config.afterResponse callback signature changed

  The callback signature previously used the internal ArangojsResponse type.
  The new signature uses the Response type of the Fetch API with an
  additional request property to more accurately represent the actual value
  it receives as the parsedBody property will never be present.

• response property on ArangoError is now optional

  This property should always be present but this allows using the error in
  situations where a response might not be available.

General type changes

• Changed GraphVertexCollection and GraphEdgeCollection generic types to
  take separate EntryResultType and EntryInputType type parameters

• Changed db.collection, db.createCollection and db.createEdgeCollection
  methods to take separate EntryResultType and EntryInputType type
  parameters

  These type parameters are used to narrow the the returned collection type.

• Changed db.removeUser method return type to Promise<void>

  The previous return type served no purpose.

• Changed QueueTimeMetrics type to an interface

• Changed CursorExtras and CursorStats interfaces to types

Low-level request/route changes

• Renamed path option to pathname in RequestOptions type

  This affects the db.waitForPropagation and route.request methods.

• Removed basePath option from RequestOptions type

  This affects the db.waitForPropagation and route.request methods.

• Renamed route.path property to route.pathname

Renamed methods

• Renamed various methods for consistency:

  Methods that return an array now follow the listNouns pattern, methods that
  return a "list of nouns" wrapped in an object have been renamed to follow the
  getNouns pattern to avoid confusion:

  • db.listServiceScripts -> db.getServiceScripts
  • db.listHotBackups -> db.getHotBackups
  • db.listFunctions -> db.listUserFunctions
  • db.getLogMessages -> db.listLogMessages

• Renamed AQL user function management methods:

  • db.createFunction -> db.createUserFunction
  • db.dropFunction -> db.dropUserFunction

Module renaming

• Renamed most modules to plural form for consistency

  The following modules were renamed:

  • arangojs/analyzer -> arangojs/analyzers
  • arangojs/collection -> arangojs/collections
  • arangojs/cursor -> arangojs/cursors
  • arangojs/database -> arangojs/databases
  • arangojs/error -> arangojs/errors
  • arangojs/graph -> arangojs/graphs
  • arangojs/job -> arangojs/jobs
  • arangojs/route -> arangojs/routes
  • arangojs/transaction -> arangojs/transactions
  • arangojs/view -> arangojs/views

• Moved internal utility functions to new arangojs/lib/util module

  These methods are all still marked as internal and should not be used
  directly.

Moved types

• Moved document related types from arangojs/collection module to
  arangojs/documents module

  The following types were moved: DocumentOperationFailure,
  DocumentOperationMetadata, DocumentExistsOptions,
  CollectionReadOptions, CollectionBatchReadOptions,
  CollectionInsertOptions, CollectionReplaceOptions,
  CollectionUpdateOptions, CollectionRemoveOptions,
  CollectionImportOptions, CollectionEdgesOptions,
  CollectionImportResult and CollectionEdgesResult

• Moved index related types from arangojs/collection module to
  arangojs/indexes module

  The following types were moved: IndexListOptions.

• Moved transaction related types from arangojs/database module to
  arangojs/transactions module

  The following types were moved: TransactionCollections,
  TransactionOptions and TransactionDetails.

• Moved cluster related types from arangojs/database module to new
  arangojs/clusters module

  The following types were moved: ClusterImbalanceInfo,
  ClusterRebalanceState, ClusterRebalanceOptions, ClusterRebalanceMove
  and ClusterRebalanceResult.

• Moved hot backup related types from arangojs/database module to new
  arangojs/hot-backups module

  The following types were moved: HotBackupOptions, HotBackupResult and
  HotBackupList.

• Moved query related types from arangojs/database module to new
  arangojs/queries module

  The following types were moved: QueryOptions, ExplainOptions,
  ExplainPlan, ExplainStats, SingleExplainResult, MultiExplainResult,
  AstNode, ParseResult, QueryCachePropertiesOptions, QueryCacheEntry,
  QueryCacheProperties, QueryOptimizerRule, QueryTracking,
  QueryTrackingOptions, QueryInfo and AqlUserFunction.

• Moved service related types from arangojs/database module to new
  arangojs/services module

  The following types were moved: InstallServiceOptions,
  ReplaceServiceOptions, UpgradeServiceOptions, UninstallServiceOptions,
  ServiceSummary, ServiceInfo, ServiceConfiguration,
  SingleServiceDependency, MultiServiceDependency, ServiceTestStats,
  ServiceTestStreamTest, ServiceTestStreamReport, ServiceTestSuiteTest,
  ServiceTestSuite, ServiceTestSuiteReport, ServiceTestXunitTest,
  ServiceTestXunitReport, ServiceTestTapReport, ServiceTestDefaultTest,
  ServiceTestDefaultReport and SwaggerJson.

• Moved user related types from arangojs/database module to new
  arangojs/users module

  The following types were moved: AccessLevel, ArangoUser, UserOptions,
  UserAccessLevelOptions and CreateDatabaseUser.

• Moved server administration related types from arangojs/database module to
  new arangojs/administration module

  The following types were moved: CompactOptions, EngineInfo,
  EngineStatsInfo, LicenseInfo, QueueTimeMetrics, ServerAvailability,
  ServerStatusInformation, SingleServerSupportInfo, ClusterSupportInfo
  and VersionInfo.

• Moved configuration related types to new arangojs/config module

  The following types were moved: Config, LoadBalancingStrategy,
  BasicAuthCredentials and BearerAuthCredentials.

• Moved ArangoErrorResponse type to arangojs/connection module

  The type is now also no longer marked as internal.

• Moved configuration related types to new arangojs/configuration module

  The following types were moved: ConfigOptions, LoadBalancingStrategy,
  BasicAuthCredentials and BearerAuthCredentials.

Renamed types

• Renamed Index types to IndexDescription for consistency

  The specific index types were also renamed accordingly:

  • Index -> IndexDescription
  • GeoIndex -> GeoIndexDescription
  • PersistentIndex -> PersistentIndexDescription
  • PrimaryIndex -> PrimaryIndexDescription
  • EdgeIndex -> EdgeIndexDescription
  • TtlIndex -> TtlIndexDescription
  • FulltextIndex -> FulltextIndexDescription
  • MdiIndex -> MdiIndexDescription
  • MdiPrefixedIndex -> MdiPrefixedIndexDescription
  • InvertedIndex -> InvertedIndexDescription
  • InternalArangosearchIndex -> ArangosearchIndexDescription
  • InternalIndex -> InternalIndexDescription
  • HiddenIndex -> HiddenIndexDescription

  Note that the "Internal" prefix was dropped from ArangosearchIndexDescription
  to more accurately reflect the index type name. The index type still refers
  to an internal index, however.

• Renamed various types for consistency:

  Types representing an instance of a specific entity type in ArangoDB like a
  collection, graph or query now follow the NounDescription naming pattern:

  • AqlUserFunction -> UserFunctionDescription
  • CollectionMetadata -> CollectionDescription
  • DatabaseInfo -> DatabaseDescription
  • GraphInfo -> GraphDescription
  • ServiceInfo -> ServiceDescription
  • QueryInfo -> QueryDescription
  • TransactionDetails -> TransactionDescription

  Note that the TransactionDescription type used by db.listTransactions
  is slightly different from the TransactionInfo type used by methods of
  Transaction objects due to implementation details of ArangoDB.

  Types representing general information rather than an instance of something
  now generally follow the NounInfo naming pattern, whereas types
  representing the result of an operation generally follow the NounResult
  or VerbNounResult naming pattern:

  • QueryTracking -> QueryTrackingInfo
  • ServerStatusInformation -> ServerStatusInfo
  • CollectionImportResult -> ImportDocumentsResult
  • CollectionEdgesResult -> DocumentEdgesResult

  Types for options passed to methods now generally follow the NounOptions,
  VerbNounOptions or VerbNounAttributeOptions naming patterns:

  • Config -> ConfigOptions

  • TransactionCollections -> TransactionCollectionOptions

  • CreateDatabaseUser -> CreateDatabaseUserOptions

  • CollectionDropOptions -> DropCollectionOptions

  • CollectionTruncateOptions -> TruncateCollectionOptions

  • IndexListOptions -> ListIndexesOptions

  • Collection document operations:

    • DocumentExistsOptions -> DocumentExistsOptions
    • CollectionReadOptions -> ReadDocumentOptions
    • CollectionBatchReadOptions -> BulkReadDocumentsOptions
    • CollectionInsertOptions -> InsertDocumentOptions
    • CollectionReplaceOptions -> ReplaceDocumentOptions
    • CollectionUpdateOptions -> UpdateDocumentOptions
    • CollectionRemoveOptions -> RemoveDocumentOptions
    • CollectionImportOptions -> ImportDocumentsOptions
    • CollectionEdgesOptions -> DocumentEdgesOptions

  • Graph collection document operation:

    • GraphCollectionReadOptions -> ReadGraphDocumentOptions
    • GraphCollectionInsertOptions -> CreateGraphDocumentOptions
    • GraphCollectionReplaceOptions -> ReplaceGraphDocumentOptions
    • GraphCollectionRemoveOptions -> RemoveGraphDocumentOptions
    • ViewPatchPropertiesOptions -> UpdateViewPropertiesOptions

  • View operations:

    • ArangoSearchViewPatchPropertiesOptions -> UpdateArangoSearchViewPropertiesOptions
    • SearchAliasViewPatchPropertiesOptions -> UpdateSearchAliasViewPropertiesOptions
    • SearchAliasViewPatchIndexOptions -> UpdateSearchAliasViewIndexOptions
    • ArangoSearchViewStoredValueOptions -> CreateArangoSearchViewStoredValueOptions

• Renamed ArrayCursor and BatchedArrayCursor classes to Cursor and
  BatchCursor respectively

  The previous name was misleading because it conflicted with how the ArangoDB
  distinguishes between array cursors and streaming cursors in the interactive
  shell. This distinction does not apply to the driver.

• Renamed various types to reduce ambiguity:

  • ObjectWithId (in indexes module) -> ObjectWithIndexId
  • ObjectWithId (in documents module) -> ObjectWithDocumentId
  • ObjectWithKey (in documents module) -> ObjectWithDocumentKey

Added

• Restored support for Unix domain sockets

  Using Unix domain sockets requires the undici library to be installed.

• Restored support for config.agentOptions

  The config.agentOptions option can now be used to create a custom undici
  agent if the undici library is installed.

• Added config.fetchOptions option

  This option can now be used to specify default options for the fetch
  function used by arangojs like headers, credentials, keepalive and
  redirect.

• Added BatchCursor#itemsView property and BatchCursorItemsView interface

  This property provides a low-level interface for consuming the items of the
  cursor and is used by the regular item-wise Cursor class internally.

• Added SystemIndexDescription type

  This type represents either of the system index types primary and edge
  and can be used to cast indexes returned by collection.indexes.

• Added ProcessedResponse type

  This type replaces the previously internal ArangojsResponse type and
  extends the native Response type with additional properties.

Error handling

• Added config.onError option (DE-955)

  This option can be used to specify a callback function that will be invoked
  whenever a request results in an error. Unlike afterResponse, this callback
  will be invoked even if the request completed but returned an error status.
  In this case the error will be the HttpError or ArangoError representing
  the error response.

  If the onError callback throws an error or returns a promise that is
  rejected, that error will be thrown instead.

• Added support for config.fetchOptions.redirect option (#​613)

  This option can now be used to specify the redirect mode for requests.

  When set to "manual", arangojs will throw an HttpError wrapping the
  redirect response instead of automatically following redirects.

  Note that when set to "error", the native fetch API will throw a
  non-specific error (usually a TypeError) that arangojs will wrap in a
  FetchFailedError instead.

• Added optional ArangoError#request property

  This property is always present if the error has a response property. In
  normal use this should always be the case.

• Added NetworkError class

  This is the common base class for all errors (including HttpError) that
  occur while making a request. The originating error can be accessed using the
  cause property. The request object can be accessed using the request
  property.

  Note that ArangoError and the new PropagationTimeoutError error type
  do not extend NetworkError but may wrap an underlying error, which can
  be accessed using the cause property.

• Added ResponseTimeoutError class

  This error extends NetworkError and is thrown when a request deliberately
  times out using the timeout option.

• Added RequestAbortedError class

  This error extends NetworkError and is thrown when a request is aborted
  by using the db.close method.

• Added FetchFailedError class

  This error extends NetworkError and is thrown when a request fails because
  the underlying fetch call fails (usually with a TypeError).

  In Node.js the root cause of this error (e.g. a network failure) can often be
  found in the cause property of the originating error, i.e. the cause
  property of the cause property of this error.

  In browsers the root cause is usually not exposed directly but can often
  be diagnosed by examining the developer console or network tab.

• Added PropagationTimeoutError class

  This error does not extend NetworkError but wraps the most recent error
  encountered while waiting for replication, which can be accessed using the
  cause property. This error is only thrown when db.waitForPropagation
  is invoked with a timeout option and the timeout duration is exceeded.

v9.3.0

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Added

• Added db.compact method (DE-906)

• Added db.engineStats method (DE-932)

• Added db.getLicense and db.setLicense methods (DE-949)

• Added db.listQueryCacheEntries method (DE-149)

• Added db.clearQueryCache method (DE-148)

• Added db.getQueryCacheProperties method (DE-150)

• Added db.setQueryCacheProperties method (DE-151)

• Added collection.shards method (DE-939)

• Added support for mdi-prefixed indexes (DE-956)

• Restored fulltext index type support (DE-957)

  The fulltext index type is still no longer supported for creating new
  indexes but can be used to cast existing indexes from Index.

• Added support for edge indexes (DE-958)

  The Index type now can also be cast to the EdgeIndex type.

v9.2.0

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Added

• Added db.availability method

• Added db.engine method (DE-931)

• Added db.status method (#​811)

• Added db.supportInfo method

• Added keepNull option to CollectionInsertOptions type (DE-946)

  This option was previously missing from the type.

• Added allowDirtyRead option to DocumentExistsOptions type (DE-945)

  This option was previously missing from the type.

• Added ignoreRevs option to CollectionBatchReadOptions type (DE-947)

  This option was previously missing from the type.

• Added options argument to CollectionTruncateOptions type (DE-940)

  There was previously no way to pass options to the truncate method.

• Added database property to Analyzer, ArrayCursor, BatchedArrayCursor,
  Collection, Graph, Job, Route, Transaction and View (DE-935)

  This property can be used to access the database instance a given object
  belongs to.

• Added Route#headers and Route#path properties

  These properties can be used to access the headers and path used when creating
  the route.

• Added ArrayCursor#id and BatchedArrayCursor#id properties (DE-936)

  This property can be used to access the ID of the cursor.

v9.1.0

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Changed

• Removed progress property from Index type

  This property is only available when fetching indexes with the withHidden
  option set to true.

Added

• Added HiddenIndex type (DE-849)

  This type is used to represent an index returned by collection.indexes when
  the withHidden option is set to true and includes the progress property
  in addition to internal indexes.

v9.0.0

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This is a major release and breaks backwards compatibility.

See the migration guide for detailed instructions
for upgrading your code to arangojs v9.

Removed

• Removed Node.js 14 and Node.js 16 support

  With Node.js 14 and 16 having reached their end of life, arangojs will no
  longer support these versions of Node.js going forward.

  For more information, see the Node.js release schedule.

• Removed Params and Headers types

  These can mostly be replaced with the native URLSearchParams and Headers
  types but most public methods still accept the equivalent Record types for
  convenience.

• Removed deprecated FulltextIndex and related types

  Fulltext indexes have been deprecated in ArangoDB 3.10 and should be replaced
  with ArangoSearch.

• Removed browser build

  The browser build has been removed from the repository and will no longer be
  published to npm. The npm package can still be used in the browser by using
  common frontend tooling like webpack or rollup.

• Removed Collection methods for simple queries: list, all, any,
  byExample, firstExample, removeByExample, replaceByExample,
  updateByExample, lookupByKeys, removeByKeys, fulltext

  Simple queries were deprecated in ArangoDB 3.4 and can be replicated with AQL.

Changed

• Replaced request logic with native fetch API (#​788, DE-578, DE-758)

  The node-specific request logic using the http and https modules has been
  replaced with all-new logic using the web standard fetch API, which should
  work in Node.js, browsers and other conformant environments.

• Unicode names are now no longer automatically NFC normalized (DE-65)

  This change affects all database, collection, graph, view and analyzer names
  using unicode characters. Starting with arangojs v7.7.0 these names were
  automatically NFC normalized. This behavior has now been reverted to match
  the behavior of other ArangoDB drivers and help detect normalization issues
  in user code.

• Changed return type of aql and the AQL join helper function to AqlQuery

  Previously the internal GeneratedAqlQuery type was exposed as the return
  type of these functions, leading to complexity when handling generic type
  arguments.

• Removed dependency on Node path module or its browserify equivalent

  This change should be backwards-compatible but may produce different results
  when using non-normalized paths and base-paths in custom routes. This
  should help support more environments and reduce the size of the browser
  bundle.

• Inlined x3-linkedlist dependency

  Inlining this dependency should help make arangojs more portable.

• Split the Collection type parameter into result and input types (#​807)

  It is now possible to specify a separate type for the data passed when
  creating or modifying documents in addition to the type of the data returned
  when fetching documents. This allows excluding computed properties from
  the input type while still including them in the result type.

Added

• Added ESM support (DE-236)

  The driver now supports being imported as an ES module or CommonJS module
  and provides exports for both types of environments. This change should be
  backwards-compatible.

• Added support for withHidden option in collection.indexes

  This option was introduced in ArangoDB 3.10.13 and 3.11.7 and allows
  fetching the progress information of indexes that are in the building phase.

• Added support for withStats option in collection.indexes

  This method now takes an object with withStats and withHidden options
  instead of a boolean flag.

• Added readonly Job#id property

  This property was not previously exposed.

• Added skipFastLockRound option for streaming transactions

  This option was introduced in 3.12.1 and allows skipping the fast lock round.

• Added non-specific EnsureIndexOptions type and ensureIndex method
  signature (#​778)

  This allows creating indexes without narrowing the index type.

v8.8.1

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Added

• Added the versionAttribute option to the document operation options types (DE-783)

v8.8.0

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Changed

• Renamed ZKD index type to MDI (DE-744)

  The ZKD index type was previously marked as experimental and has now been
  finalized and renamed to MDI in ArangoDB 3.12.

• Added DocumentOperationMetadata and DocumentOperationFailure types (DE-693)

  The return types of document and edge operations on collections have been
  modified to correctly represent the return values of bulk operations and
  single document/edge operations using the overwriteMode option.

Deprecated

• Deprecated active failover support (DE-746)

  Active failover is no longer be supported in ArangoDB 3.12 and later. This
  functionality will be removed from the driver in a future release.

Added

• Added support for multi_delimiter analyzer type (DE-753)

• Added support for wildcard analyzer type (DE-750)

v8.7.0

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Changed

• Made options argument in collection.edges, inEdges and outEdges optional (#​802)

Deprecated

• Deprecated db.getLogMessages

  This API was deprecated in ArangoDB 3.8 and should no longer be used.
  Use db.getLogEntries instead.

Fixed

• Fixed db.getLogEntries using the wrong API endpoint

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