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@frappy/js-mongo-dataset-store

v1.3.2

Published

Dataset Storage for NodeJS using MongoDB

Downloads

2

Readme

MongoDB Data Set Stores for NodeJS

Dataset Storage for NodeJS using MongoDB

Usage

import { DataSetStore } from "@frappy/js-mongo-dataset-store"
import mongodb from "mongodb"

const MONGO_URL = process.env.MONGO_URL || "mongodb://localhost:27017"
// create mongoDB connection
mongodb.MongoClient.connect(MONGO_URL, {
    useNewUrlParser: true,
}).then(client => {
    // initialise store
    const dataSetStore = new DataSetStore(client, "myDatabaseName", "dataSets")
    
    dataSetStore.findByAssignmentAndType("group1", "forecastInput").then(dataSets => { 
        // list of data sets (meta info) matching the requested assignment type
        dataSets.forEach(dataSet => {
            console.log(dataSet.label, dataSet.payload)
        })  
    })
})

Methods

  • findByAssignment(assignmentId) - returns a list of data sets (meta only) assigned to the provided reference.
  • findByType(dataType) - returns a list of all data sets (meta only) of a specific type (e.g. TIME_SERIES or IMAGE)
  • findByAssignmentType(assignmentId, assignmentType) - returns a list of data sets (meta only) of a given type within a specific reference (e.g. findByAssignmentAndType("demo1", "weather_data") would give you all weather data sets uploaded and assigned to "demo1")
  • findByAssignmentAndType(assignmentId, dataType) - returns a list of all data sets (meta only) matching a specific type (e.g. TIME_SERIES or IMAGE) that are assigned to a specific reference (assignmentId).
  • getAllMetaData(paging = { pageSize: 50, page: 0 }) - returns all data set (meta only) with the option to provide a paging parameter. By default retrieves the first 50 data sets.
  • getMeta(docId) - retrieves just the meta information (no payload) of a specific data set.
  • updateDataSet(docId, update) - updates information of a data set. The docId specifies which document to update. The update itself is a JSON object that can contain root-level keys of the data structure to update (assignments, labels, relations) and also allows to update/overwrite the payload keys, by providing payload: { ... } in the update parameter object. This method will ensure that keys not mentioned in the payload, won't be overwritten.
  • updateTargetFile(docId, targetPath, mimeType) - more or less an internal method to update the payload.targetFile of an uploaded image or binary, since the final path is only known after the creation of the document as it includes the _id as the file name.