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@tvux/hmmjs

v2.69.420

Published

client side mongoose like database query interface

Downloads

54

Readme

hmmjs

Tired of REST api definition? Wanna go fast? Hmm come to help.

With Hmm, you can query your data in db from front-end side. No more API call required.

Mongodb driver, mongoose supported (Read executor.*.test.js for example)

Get rid of a ton of bored API end-points:

Just define one and only one end-point for transfering hmm payload between client side and server side.

// server side
const client = new MongoClient('mongodb://localhost:27017');
// - you can define which db interface user will use (mongodb native driver/mongoose/etc) 
// - you can also define which db user will use:
//   - for e.g: user1 use db A, user2 use db B
const database = client.db('hmm')
const dbDriver = new Proxy({}, {
    get(__, p) {return database.collection(p)}
})
const hmm = executorFac(dbDriver, { logLevel: 'log' })
const app = express()
app.post(
    '/api', 
    /*use can add authorization at this middleware*/
    bodyParser.raw({limit: '50mb', type: () => true}),
    async (req, res) =>
        hmm(jsonFn.parse(req.body.toString()))
            .then(rs => res.json(rs))
            .catch(e => res.status(400).send(e.message)));
app.listen(3000)

Then query directly from front-end side or serverless app as simple as below.

<script>
  // browser
  window.onload = async () => {
    const url = 'http://localhost:3000/api'
    const send = async (payload) => {
      const {data} = await axios.post(url, JSONfn.stringify(payload))
      return data
    }
    const Model = HmmBuilder(send)
    await Model('user').insertOne({user: 'admin', password: '123'})
    const admin = await Model('user').findOne({user: 'admin'})
    console.log('admin', admin)
  }
</script>

Playaround

npm i && npm run dev

You may get 0 result if your db doesn't have the object id as my Db.

Roadmap

  • Explore more use cases & edge cases.