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mongoose-request-context

v0.0.5

Published

A simple plugin for saving data from a (connect/express) request context.

Downloads

13

Readme

mongoose-request-context

A simple mongoose plugin for automaticaly saving context related information in a document. For instance you would like to save the name of the logged in user when changes are made to documents or log request specific data in a document. This plugin uses the request-context module for accessing the domain data.

Usage

Set a context in any middleware:

var contextService = require('request-context');

// wrap requests in the 'request' namespace
app.use(contextService.middleware('request'));

// set some object from the request object on the context
// to automatically save it when a document changes
app.use(function (req, res, next) {
	contextService.setContext('request:userInfo', req.user);
	next();
});

Add the context plugin and provide the path to save in the models schema definition. The provided property will be set in a pre save hook:

var contextPlugin = require('mongoose-request-context');

var Game = new Schema({ ... });

Game.plugin(contextPlugin, {

	// the path will access the userInfo.name property from the
	// user object set by the middleware
	contextPath: 'request:userInfo.name',

	// the user name will automatically be saved as 'modifiedBy'
	propertyName: 'modifiedBy',

	// String is the default shema type, you might want to save
	// an Objectid, an Object or something else 
	contextObjectType: String
});

Plugin Options

  • contextPath - A context path that will be read from the active context, see request-context on how accessing a property by path.

  • [propertyName] - optional - Name of the property to store the context in (defaults to context)

  • [contextObjectType] - optional - Type of the document property to store the context in (defaults to String), can be any available mongoose SchemaType