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mutent-migration

v1.0.1

Published

Migration plugin for Mutent

Downloads

71

Readme

mutent-migration

npm JavaScript Style Guide ci

This plugin for Mutent provides an easy way to declare migration strategies for data versioning.

API

migration(options)

Returns a new Mutent's Plugin that will monitor all fetched Entites and applies the correct migration strategy when needed.

  • options <Object>
  • [options.explicitVersion] <boolean> Do not set the latest version automatically during Entities' creation.
  • [options.forceUpdate] <boolean> Force Entity's update any time is handled.
  • [options.key] <string> Name of the key that holds the Entity's version number.
  • [options.strategies] <Object> Collection of migration functions.
  • options.version <number> The wanted Entity's version.
  • Returns: <Plugin>

Error codes

Those are the error codes (MutentError instances) that can be throwed by this plugin.

EMUT_INVALID_ENTITY_VERSION

The current Entity have an invalid version value.

EMUT_FUTURE_ENTITY

Found an Entity that has a future version.

EMUT_STRATEGY_EXPECTED

An upgrade is required, but the required strategy function is missing.

EMUT_INVALID_UPGRADE

A strategy was applied to an Entity, but the Entity does not contain the expected version.

Example

import { Store } from 'mutent'
import ArrayAdapter from 'mutent-array'
import migration from 'mutent-migration'

const items = [
  { id: 1, oldFieldName: 'Calvin' } // implicit "v: 0"
]

const store = new Store({
  adapter: new ArrayAdapter({
    items
  }),
  plugins: [
    migration({
      // Required version
      version: 1,
      // Version field name
      key: 'v',
      // Migration strategies
      strategies: {
        // Migrate from v0 (no version) to v1
        1: ({ oldFieldName, ...data }) => {
          return {
            ...data,
            v: 1,
            newFieldname: oldFieldName
          }
        }
      }
    })
  ]
})

// Read and upgrade (in memory)
const calvin = await store
  .find(item => item.id === 1)
  .unwrap()

// { id: 1, v: 1, newFieldname: 'Calvin' }
console.log(calvin)

// Create (set latest version if not defined during creation only)
const hobbes = await store
  .create({ id: 2, newFieldname: 'Hobbes' })
  .unwrap()

// { id: 2, v: 1, newFieldname: 'Hobbes' }
console.log(hobbes)

// Create from an explicit version
const prof = await store
  .create({ id: 3, v: 0, oldFieldName: 'Miss Wormwood' })
  .unwrap()

// { id: 3, v: 1, newFieldname: 'Miss Wormwood' }
console.log(prof)