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mongoose-atlas-search

v1.0.11

Published

A customisable mongoose plugin to use MongoDB Atlas Search feature

Downloads

5,763

Readme

mongoose-atlas-search

Plugin to use MongoDB Atlas Search feature.

Flexible mongoose plugin that converts simple find function to aggregation with Atlas Search support, if search value is in query.

Atlas Search Docs

Requirements

Atlas Search is available on all cluster tiers running MongoDB version 4.2 or later. Non-Atlas MongoDB deployments can not use it!

Important! Indexes must be created manually!

Installation

npm install mongoose-atlas-search --save

Usage

const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const atlasPlugin = require('mongoose-atlas-search');


const Schema = mongoose.Schema;

const UserSchema = new Schema(
  {
    name: String,
    email: String,
    languagel: String,
  },
  {collection: 'users'}
);


const UserModel = mongoose.model('User', UserSchema);


//atlasPlugin.initialize(<options>);
atlasPlugin.initialize({
  model: UserModel,
  overwriteFind: true,
  searchKey: 'search',
  addFields: {
    id: '$_id'
  },
  searchFunction: query => {
    return {
      'wildcard': {
        'query': `${query}*`,
        'path': '_id',
        'allowAnalyzedField': true
      }
    }
  }

});


(async () => {
  const resultWithSearch = await UserModel.find({search: 'test user'}); //aggregation is used
  const resultWithoutSearch = await UserModel.find({name: 'test user'}); //standard "find" is used
})();

Options

| option | type | description | required | | ------ | ---- | ----------- | -------- | |model|object|Instance of mongoose.Model|true| |searchKey|string|Key name in query to detect that Atlas Search should be used. Default: 'search'|false| |overwriteFind|boolean|If true, standard "find" function is overwritten. If false - plugin adds new function Model.search(query, projection, opts). Default: true| false| |searchFunction|function|Need to customize search step in aggregation. See example above. By default, text operator is used: {text: {searchValue, path}|false| |path|string or [string]| Required if searchFunction option is not defined|depends on searchFunction option| |addFields|object|Add aggregation step "addFields". In example above "id" field is added.|false|

Meta

Sergey Reus - [email protected] - GitHub - stackoverflow

Feel free to create issues or PRs.