You can do a simple inner join in RethinkDB with the “eqJoin” method. This takes an ID, and a second table (in this case, I’ve done a self-join):
r.db('test')
.table('users')
.eqJoin(
'id',
r.table('users')
)
You can do a simple inner join in RethinkDB with the “eqJoin” method. This takes an ID, and a second table (in this case, I’ve done a self-join):
r.db('test')
.table('users')
.eqJoin(
'id',
r.table('users')
)