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@xavisoft/mongoose-cascade

v0.1.2

Published

An npm package for implementing ON DELETE CASCADE, SET NULL, and RESTRICT behavior for Mongoose

Downloads

6

Readme

@xavisoft/mongoose-cascade

This npm package enables easy implementation of ON DELETE CASCADE, SET NULL, and RESTRICT behaviors in Mongoose schemas for MongoDB databases.

Unlike SQL-based databases, MongoDB does not provide these features by default. This package fills this gap by simplifying the configuration of cascading operations in your MongoDB databases, ensuring referential integrity in your database schemas.

Installation

npm install @xavisoft/mongoose-cascade

Example


const { default: mongoose, Schema } = require("mongoose");
const { Cascade, constants } = require('@xavisoft/mongoose-cascade');
const { ON_DELETE } = constants;

// create models
const User = mongoose.model('User', new Schema({
   name: String,
   surname: String,
}));

const Comment = mongoose.model('Comment', new Schema({
   text: String,
   user: {
      type: mongoose.SchemaTypes.ObjectId,
      ref: 'User',
      onDelete: ON_DELETE.SET_NULL,
   },
   createdAt: Date,
}));

// create docs
const cap = await User.create({
   name: 'Steve',
   surname: 'Rogers',
});

const comment = await Comment.create({
   text: 'I can do this all day!',
   user: cap._id,
   createdAt: new Date(),
});

// delete
const cascade = new Cascade();
cascade.init();

await cascade.delete(User, { _id: cap._id });

// check
const updatedComment = await Comment.findById(comment._id);
console.log(updatedComment.user); // output: null

Documentation

onDelete

To configure on delete behavior for your references, provide onDelete value with your schema references as shown in the above example, with one of the values below:

  • ON_DELETE.SET_NULL: Set the references to the document(s) being deleted to null
  • ON_DELETE.CASCADE: Delete all the document referencing the document(s) being deleted
  • ON_DELETE.RESTRICT: Do not delete if there are still documents referencing the document(s). Instead raise a DeleteRestrictedError
  • ON_DELETE.PULL: Apply the $pull operator on the array to remove items referencing document(s) being deleted

Cascade

new Cascade(conn)

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | conn | mongoose.Connection | The mongoose connection to use. Defaults to mongoose.connection |

cascade.delete(Model, filter, opts)

Method to delete, cascading as per schema definitions

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | Model | mongoose.Model | The model to delete from | | filter | object | the where clause | | opts | object | | | opts.session | mongoose.ClientSession | Provide this if the deletion needs to be part of an already started transaction |

cascade.init()

Initializes the instance. Throws an error if something is wrong with your schemas