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    Count entities

    there are a couple of ways to get the count of entities stored in a collection.

    Count estimated total

    var count = await DB.CountEstimatedAsync<Author>();
    

    you can get a fast estimate of total entities for a given entity type at the expense of accuracy. the above will give you a rough estimate of the total entities using collection meta-data.

    Count total entities

    var count = await DB.CountAsync<Author>();
    

    the above will give you an accurate count of total entities by running an aggregation query.

    Count matches with an expression

    var count = await DB.CountAsync<Author>(a => a.Title == "The Power Of Now");
    

    Count matches with a filter builder function

    var count = await DB.CountAsync<Author>(b => b.Eq(a => a.Name, "Eckhart Tolle"));
    

    Count matches with a filter definition

    var filter = DB.Filter<Author>()
                   .Eq(a => a.Name, "Eckhart Tolle");
    
    var count = await DB.CountAsync(filter);
    

    Counting children of a relationship

    you can get how many entities are there in the opposite side of any relationship as shown below:

    var authorCount = await book.Authors.ChildrenCountAsync();
    var bookCount = await author.Books.ChildrenCountAsync();
    
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