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@zaeny/mongodb

v1.1.2

Published

Wrap mongodb node.js driver so it expose only two main function `query` and `transact`, so you can seperate pure function in domain business and side-effect (avoiding not dot notation call)

Downloads

30

Readme

@zaeny/mongodb

npm version npm downloads

Mongodb utility pure functions

Wrap mongodb node.js driver so it expose only two main function query and transact, so you can seperate pure function in domain business and side-effect (avoiding not dot notation call)

Getting started

npm i @zaeny/mongodb
// support module js 
var {query, find, transact, connectDb, createDb} = await import('@zaeny/mongodb);
import {query, find, transact, connectDb, createDb} from '@zaeny/mongodb; // individually
// support common js 
var {query} = require('@zaeny/mongodb');

Usage

process.env.MONGODB_URI="mongodb://mongouser:mongopass@localhost:27017/test?authSource=admin&tls=false";

var {createDb, connectDb, query, transact} = require('@zaeny/mongodb');

var clientDb = createDb(process.env.MONGODB_URI);
connectDb(clientDb)

var db => clientDb;

find({
  $db: "test",
  $coll: "tutorial",
  $where: {_id: 1}
}, db).then(console.log);

query([
  {$db: "test", $coll: "tutorial"},
  {$match: {}},
  {$project: {_id: 0, title: 1}},
  {$limit: 10}
], db).then(console.log);

query([
  {$db: "test", $coll: "tutorial"},
  {$group:{_id: null, total: {$sum: 1}}}
], db).then(console.log);

transact([
  {$db: "test", $coll: "tutorial"},
  {$create: {title: "why this is happen", description: "Just tutorial", published: false}}  
], db).then(console.log);

in the query the first query is always select database and collection by defining $db and $coll

{$db: "test", $coll: "tutorial"},

the rest of it is aggregate function to getting the data

...,
{$match: {_id: 1}},
{$sample:{size: 10}},
...

then we can implement onion architecture to seperate side-effect and the main core business

// core pure
var findUserByUsername = (username) => [
  {$db: 'my_db', $coll: 'story'},
  {$match:{ username }},
  {$limit: 1}
];

// controller api
await query(findUserByUsername(req.query.username), db);

inserting bulk, updating and deleting data with this api $create, $update, $updateMany, $delete, $deleteMany

example of usage transacting

...,
{$create: {title: "why this is happen", description: "Just tutorial", published: false}}
{$update: {
  $match: {title:/why/},
  $set: { updated_at: Date.now() }
}},
{$delete: {
  $match: {_id: 1}
}}

API

 createDb,
 connectDb,
 getDb,
 coll,
 find,
 query,
 find,
 transact

Related work

  • Composable - Collection of functions to solve programming problem

Changes

  • [1.0.0] add query and transact
  • [1.0.1] fix bugs transact allow operation default
  • [1.1.1] breaking changes transact now instead of $set $set it work on top operation
  • [1.1.2] fix homepage repository, add support import