Mongoose-DB

DB Module for Node.js using Mongoose and MongoDB

This module provides a DB and a NoCacheDB class for MongoDB operations. The operations include:

• Establishing a connection to a MongoDB instance.
• Performing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete).
• Caching data for performance (use the NoCacheDB if you don't want a cache).
• Logging operations and values.

Installation

$ npm install @mephisto5558/mongoose-db

How to Use

1. Import the DB Module

First, you need to import the DB module into your JavaScript file:

const { DB } = require('@mephisto5558/mongoose-db');
// or
import { DB } from '@mephisto5558/mongoose-db'

2. Initialize a New DB Instance

Create a new instance of the DB class, providing a MongoDB connection string:

const db = await new DB().init('<your-mongodb-connection-string>');

Examples

Fetch All Data

Fetch all data from the database and cache it: Note that this is done automatically after creating a new instance.

await db.fetchAll();
console.log('All data fetched');

Fetch a Specific Collection

Fetch a specific collection from the database and cache it:

const data = await db.fetch('collection')
console.log('Fetched data:', data);

Get a Value from the Cache

const value = db.get('collection', 'key');
console.log('Value:', value);

key can be a flattened key:

Value in Mongodb:

{
  "key": "collection",
  "value": {
    "key": {
      "subkey1": {
        "subkey2": "value"
      }
    }
  }
}

JS code:

const value = db.get('collection', 'key.subkey1.subkey2')

Set a Value in a Collection

Set a value in a specific collection, with an option to overwrite existing data: It is strongly suggested to use DB#update instead.

const newValue = db.set('collection', 'value', true);
console.log('New value:', newValue);

Update a Specific Value in a Collection

Update a specific value in a specific collection: The key can be flattend, see DB#get for more information.

const updatedValue = db.update('collection', 'key', 'new-value').
console.log('Updated value:', updatedValue);

Add a Value to a Collection

Add a value to an array, with an option to prevent duplicate entries (using a set in MongoDB): The key can be flattend, see DB#get for more information.

const updatedArray = db.push('collection', 'key', 'value');
console.log('Updated collection:', updatedCollection);

Delete a Value or a Whole Collection

Delete a specific value or a whole collection, if no key is provided. This returns false if the key did not exist: The key can be flattend, see DB#get for more information.

const success = db.delete('collection', 'key');
console.log('Deletion successfull:', success);