neatly-mongoose

mongooseProvider for neatly.

Install

npm install --save neatly-mongoose

Usage

const neatly = require('neatly');

const mod = neatly.module('myModule', [
	require('neatly-mongoose')
]);

// Configure the instance ...
mod.config((mongooseProvider) => mongooseProvider.setConfig({
	// will be passed to mongoose.connect(uri, options)
	uri: 'mongodb://localhost:27017/my-db',
	options: {}
}));

// ... or provide a custom instance
mod.config((mongooseProvider) => mongooseProvider.setInstance(myExistingMongooseInstance));

// Example usage of mongoose instance in a service
mod.service('User', function(mongoose) {
	let Model = mongoose.model('User', new mongoose.Schema({
		// define your schema here
	}));
	
	this.validateSigninCredentials = function(credentials) {
		return Model.findOne({
			email: credentials.email
			// ...
		})
		// ...
	};
});

Provider

• setConfig(config)

  Set config parameters which will be used to connect to mongodb by executing mongoose.connect(uri, options). Possible attributes are:

  • uri (String) mongodb connection string.
  • options (Object) mongoose connection options.

• setInstance(mongooseInstance)

  Set a custom or already existing mongoose instance, which will be used as service.

Service

By default the service will be a new and clean instance of Mongoose. In case of providing a custom/already existing one, it will be used as service instance. (see mongooseProvider.setInstance())

Author

@platdesign