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@parameter1/base-cms-section-query-generator

v4.74.0

Published

Utility function for generating section query data for base-cms content

Downloads

85

Readme

BaseCMS section query generator

This utility can be used to regenerate the BaseCMS content sectionQuery field.

Usage

To use, import the package and await the exported function, supplying the relevant tenant key and an active (connected) MongoDB client.

Note: You must use the @parameter1/base-cms-db MongoDB client/factory.

const buildFn = require('@parameter1/base-cms-section-query-generator');
const { createMongoClient } = require('@parameter1/base-cms-db');

const { NODE_ENV, MONGO_DSN } = process.env;
const appname = `myapp v1.0 (env: ${NODE_ENV})`;

const client = createMongoClient(MONGO_DSN, { appname });
await client.connect();

await buildFn({ tenant: 'my_tenant_key', client });

await client.close();

Arguments

| Option | Description | Default value | - | - | - | | tenant | (Required) A BaseCMS tenant key | client | (Required) A connected MongoDB client | context | (Optional) Additional context for the BaseDB instance | {} | logger | (Optional) A function to log debug information to | console.log | maxDate | (Option) A Date indicating how far in the future to check for schedules | 2038-01-01 | createIndexes | (Optional) A Boolean indicating if indexes should be built | false