#mongo-easy.js

##Making the use of MongoDB very simple.

Implementation Requirements

• [NodeJS] node-requirements
• [MongoDB] mongodb-requirements

and your ready to go...

Implementation
Terminal

$ npm install mongo-easy --save

Javascript file

var mgo = require('mongo-easy');

Get an array of users
Create an object to hold the collection name, projection and query

var param = {
	collection: "registered",
	query: { 
		"firstname": 1,
		"lastname": 1, 
		"email": 1, 
		"_id": 0 
	},
	projection: {}
}

And simply call the following function and pass your param object into the getRecordArray function

mgo.getConnection('users',  function(db) {
	mgo.getRecordArray(db, param, function(doc) {
		console.log(doc);
	});
})

The above construct does two things:

• connects to the database.
• uses the connection to retrieve a required set of data

Other examples are : Get an array of records/documents returned one at a time.

mgo.getConnection('users',  function(db) {
	mgo.getEachRecord(db, param, function(doc) {
	  console.log(doc);
 	});
})

Get a single record/document

mgo.getConnection('users', function(db) {
 	mgo.getOneRecord(db, param, function(doc) {
 		console.log(doc);
 	});
})

Insert a record/document

//create an object to insert into function
var userObj = {
	collection: "registered",
	record: { 
		"firstname": "Bob",
		"lastname": "Bar",
		"email": "[email protected]"
	}
}

mgo.getConnection('users',  function(db) {
  mgo.insertOneRecord(db, userObj, function(result) {
 	  console.log(result);
  })
});

Edit configuration: Simply change the port or host.

//  /config/dbConfig.js
var config = module.exports = {
	mdb: "mongodb://",
	mhost: "127.0.0.1",
	mport: ":27017/"
};