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@travetto/model-mongo

v5.0.17

Published

Mongo backing for the travetto model module.

Downloads

176

Readme

MongoDB Model Support

Mongo backing for the travetto model module.

Install: @travetto/model-mongo

npm install @travetto/model-mongo

# or

yarn add @travetto/model-mongo

This module provides an mongodb-based implementation for the Data Modeling Support. This source allows the Data Modeling Support module to read, write and query against mongodb.. Given the dynamic nature of mongodb, during development when models are modified, nothing needs to be done to adapt to the latest schema.

Supported features:

Code: Wiring up a custom Model Source

import { InjectableFactory } from '@travetto/di';
import { MongoModelService, MongoModelConfig } from '@travetto/model-mongo';

export class Init {
  @InjectableFactory({
    primary: true
  })
  static getModelSource(conf: MongoModelConfig) {
    return new MongoModelService(conf);
  }
}

where the MongoModelConfig is defined by:

Code: Structure of MongoModelConfig

import type mongo from 'mongodb';

import { TimeSpan, TimeUtil, RuntimeResources, Runtime } from '@travetto/runtime';
import { Config } from '@travetto/config';
import { Field } from '@travetto/schema';

/**
 * Mongo model config
 */
@Config('model.mongo')
export class MongoModelConfig {
  /**
   * Hosts
   */
  hosts?: string[];
  /**
   * Collection prefix
   */
  namespace?: string;
  /**
   * Username
   */
  username?: string;
  /**
   * Password
   */
  password?: string;
  /**
   * Server port
   */
  port?: number;
  /**
   * Direct mongo connection options
   */
  connectionOptions = {};
  /**
   * Is using the SRV DNS record configuration
   */
  srvRecord?: boolean;

  /**
   * Mongo client options
   */
  @Field(Object)
  options: mongo.MongoClientOptions = {};

  /**
   * Should we auto create the db
   */
  autoCreate?: boolean;

  /**
   * Frequency of culling for cullable content
   */
  cullRate?: number | TimeSpan;

  /**
   * Connection string
   */
  connectionString?: string;

  /**
   * Load all the ssl certs as needed
   */
  async postConstruct(): Promise<void> {
    const resolve = (file: string): Promise<string> => RuntimeResources.resolve(file).then(v => v, () => file);

    if (this.connectionString) {
      const details = new URL(this.connectionString);
      this.hosts ??= details.hostname.split(',').filter(x => !!x);
      this.srvRecord ??= details.protocol === 'mongodb+srv:';
      this.namespace ??= details.pathname.replace('/', '');
      Object.assign(this.options, Object.fromEntries(details.searchParams.entries()));
      this.port ??= +details.port;
      this.username ??= details.username;
      this.password ??= details.password;
    }

    // Defaults
    if (!this.namespace) {
      this.namespace = 'app';
    }
    if (!this.port || Number.isNaN(this.port)) {
      this.port = 27017;
    }
    if (!this.hosts || !this.hosts.length) {
      this.hosts = ['localhost'];
    }

    const opts = this.options;
    if (opts.ssl) {
      if (opts.cert) {
        opts.cert = await Promise.all([opts.cert].flat(2).map(f => Buffer.isBuffer(f) ? f : resolve(f)));
      }
      if (opts.tlsCertificateKeyFile) {
        opts.tlsCertificateKeyFile = await resolve(opts.tlsCertificateKeyFile);
      }
      if (opts.tlsCAFile) {
        opts.tlsCAFile = await resolve(opts.tlsCAFile);
      }
      if (opts.tlsCRLFile) {
        opts.tlsCRLFile = await resolve(opts.tlsCRLFile);
      }
    }

    if (!Runtime.production) {
      opts.waitQueueTimeoutMS ??= TimeUtil.asMillis(1, 'd'); // Wait a day in dev mode
    }
  }

  /**
   * Build connection URLs
   */
  get url(): string {
    const hosts = this.hosts!
      .map(h => (this.srvRecord || h.includes(':')) ? h : `${h}:${this.port ?? 27017}`)
      .join(',');
    const opts = Object.entries(this.options).map(([k, v]) => `${k}=${v}`).join('&');
    let creds = '';
    if (this.username) {
      creds = `${[this.username, this.password].filter(x => !!x).join(':')}@`;
    }
    const url = `mongodb${this.srvRecord ? '+srv' : ''}://${creds}${hosts}/${this.namespace}?${opts}`;
    return url;
  }
}

Additionally, you can see that the class is registered with the @Config annotation, and so these values can be overridden using the standard Configuration resolution paths.The SSL file options in clientOptions will automatically be resolved to files when given a path. This path can be a resource path (will attempt to lookup using RuntimeResources) or just a standard file path.