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@bluelibs/security-mongo-bundle

v1.2.6

Published

Persistance layer using MongoDB for BlueLibs Security

Downloads

263

Readme

In this bundle we're overriding the persistence layers from SecurityBundle to make them work with MongoBundle.

Installation

npm i -S @bluelibs/security-bundle @bluelibs/security-mongo-bundle
import { SecurityBundle } from "@bluelibs/security-bundle";
import { SecurityMongoBundle } from "@bluelibs/security-mongo-bundle";

kernel.addBundle(
  new SecurityBundle({
    // options
  }),
  // Order doesn't really matter.
  new SecurityMongoBundle()
);

Overriding

You have the option to make changes to your collections, for example if you user is linked to other collections or you simply want a different collectioName:

import {
  UsersCollection,
  PermissionsCollection,
} from "@bluelibs/security-mongo-bundle";
import { IUser } from "@bluelibs/security-bundle";

// We make the type behave with all of our needs
interface IAppUser extends IUser {
  profileId: ObjectID;
}

class AppUsersCollection extends UsersCollection<IAppUser> {
  static collectionName = "User"; // override it, by default it's "users"

  static links = {
    profile: {
      collection: () => ProfilesCollection,
      field: "profileId",
    },
  };

  static indexes = [
    {
      key: {
        profileId: 1,
      },
    },
  ];
}
new SecurityMongoBundle({
  usersCollection: AppUsersCollection,
});

Support

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