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mongoosey

v1.1.0

Published

A simple Mongoose frontend that can be built into a pre-existing Express application.

Downloads

6

Readme

Mongoosey

This is a simple Mongoose frontend that can be built into a pre-existing Express application.

Installation and Usage

To add Mongoosey to a project, first install the npm package:

# npm install --save mongoosey

Then, pass your express app to Mongoosey:

var mongoosey = require('mongoosey');
mongoosey.set('app',app);
mongoosey.set('mongoose',mongoose);

For a full example, take a look at demo.js.

After that, Mongoosey will setup routes under /db to manage all defined Mongoose models. For instance, if there is a model named User, Mongoosey will setup the following pages to manage it:

  • /db/User - Lists all MongoDB documents in the collection associated with that model
  • /db/User/new - Creates a new instance of that model for editing
  • /db/User/ObjectId - Displays the object with that ObjectId for editing

To add a layer of security, simply add a route handler to Mongoosey similar to a Connect app:

mongoosey.use(function(req,res,next) {
  // Authorization logic via HTTP authentication or session validation ...
});