feathers-nedb-dump
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Middleware for Feathers.js - dumps and restores NeDB database for a given service
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feathers-nedb-dump
Middleware for Feathers.js - dumps and restores NeDB database for a given service
Read Immutable deploys with data and testing blog post for explanation why this project exists.
Install and use
npm install --save feathers-nedb-dump
Then add as middleware to your Feathers app.
You need a GET
route to return the service database and a POST
route to set new one. This module assumes the service uses
NeDB adapter.
// src/middleware/index.js
const dbSet = require('feathers-nedb-dump').set;
const dbDump = require('feathers-nedb-dump').get;
module.exports = function() {
// Add your custom middleware here. Remember, that
// just like Express the order matters, so error
// handling middleware should go last.
const app = this;
// GET and POST to return and receive service database
app.get('/db-dump/:service', dbDump(app));
app.post('/db-set', dbSet(app));
// other routes
app.use(notFound());
app.use(logger(app));
app.use(handler());
};
Then configure the token in config/default.json
to only allow trusted
calls to receive and set the database. For value use long random string.
{
"nedb": "/tmp/",
"dump-db-secret": "ebd2d309-83d2-4857-8b02-b933c480c1a9"
}
Receive database
To grab the current database, make a GET request with additional user
header dump-db-secret
equal to the secret token. For example using
httpie save the file
HOST=localhost:3030
NAME=messages
TOKEN=ebd2d309-83d2-4857-8b02-b933c480c1a9
http $HOST/db-dump/$NAME dump-db-secret:$TOKEN > $NAME.db
Make sure the production host uses HTTPS to avoid someone intercepting the token. See file get-messages.sh for example.
Set database
Once you have a database to upload, execute a POST request with the name of the service and the new database content pases in the body.
HOST=localhost:3030
NAME=messages
TOKEN=ebd2d309-83d2-4857-8b02-b933c480c1a9
FILENAME=$NAME.db
http -f POST $HOST/db-set dump-db-secret:$TOKEN service=$NAME db=@$FILENAME
See file set-messages.sh for example.
Copy database
A combination of getting and setting calls, see copy-data.sh. Adjust the names of the services to copy and call the script. Note that two tokens could be different for better security measure.
Small print
Author: Gleb Bahmutov <[email protected]> © 2016
License: MIT - do anything with the code, but don't blame me if it does not work.
Support: if you find any problems with this module, email / tweet / open issue on Github
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Gleb Bahmutov <[email protected]>
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