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@mongodb-js/query-parser

v4.0.1

Published

Parse MongoDB queries

Downloads

15

Readme

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Safe parsing and validation for MongoDB queries (filters), projections, and more.

Example

Turn some JS code as a string into a real JS object safely and with no bson type loss:

require('mongodb-query-parser')('{_id: ObjectId("58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2")}');
// >>> {_id: ObjectId('58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2'x)}

Usage with codemirror

var parser = require('mongodb-query-parser');
var query = '{_id: ObjectId("58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2")}';
// What is this highlighting/language mode for this string?
parser.detect(query);
// >>> `javascript`

var queryAsJSON = '{"_id":{"$oid":"58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2"}}';
// What is this highlighting/language mode for this string?
parser.detect(queryAsJSON);
// >>> `json`

// Turn it into a JS string that looks pretty in codemirror:
parser.toJavascriptString(parse(query));
// >>> '{_id:ObjectId(\'58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2\')}'

Extended JSON Support

var bson = require('bson');
var parser = require('mongodb-query-parser');
var queryAsAnObjectWithTypes = parser.parseFilter(query);

// Use extended json to prove types are intact
bson.EJSON.stringify(queryAsAnObjectWithTypes);
// >>> '{"_id":{"$oid":"58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2"}}'

var queryAsJSON = '{"_id":{"$oid":"58c33a794d08b991e3648fd2"}}';
parser.detect(queryAsJSON);
// >>> `json`

Migrations

We aim to not have any API breaking changes in this library as we consider it stable, but breakages may occur whenever we upgrade a core dependency or perform a major refactor.

We have a migration guide which covers what to look out for between releases.

Related

License

Apache 2.0