Currently, the query r.table("test").insert(r.hashMap("foo", "bar").run(conn) returns a Map.

But this is the Java driver and we'd have a better interface if we had a POJO, provided by the driver, to unserialize to. This would make the query just barely slightly bigger:

r.table("test").insert(r.hashMap("foo", "bar").run(conn, TableOperation.class)

But this would give automatic completion for all the documented values.

List of known objects:

• CoerceType (coerceTo)
• Profile
• Backtrace
• DbChanges (dbCreate and dbDrop)
• TableChanges (tableCreate and tableDrop)
• IndexChanges (indexCreate, indexRename and indexDrop)
• IndexStatus (indexStatus and indexWait
• WriteHook (getWriteHook and setWriteHook)
• TableOperation (insert, update, replace, delete and sync)
• GroupedResult (group)
• MatchResult (match)
• TimeObject (now, time, epochTime, iso8601, inTimezone, date) Converted to OffsetDateTime
• TypeOf (typeOf)
• Info (info)
• Http (http)
• Geometry (circle)
• Polygon (fill, geojson, polygon, polygonSub)
• Line (line)
• Point (point)
• GrantResult (grant)
• ConfigResult (config)
• RebalanceResult (rebalance)
• ReconfigureResult (reconfigure)
• TableStatus (status)
• WaitResult (wait)

(Note: these aren't official nor final names)