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oakdatastore

v0.4.0

Published

a gcloud node.js google datastore abstraction layer with promises

Downloads

7

Readme

oakdatastore

A partial gcloud-node (google cloud) datastore wrapper with bluebird promises in functional style. Only does minimally what we need, no guarantees expressed or implied. Pull Requests for expanded functions/features are welcome.

See tests for usage.

Tested with node v4 LTS

API Reference

oakdatastore module.

oakdatastore.getDataStore(options) ⇒ Object

Make a datastore object from gcloud-node options

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Object - gcloud-node datastore object

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | options | Object | gcloud-node options |

oakdatastore.makeKey(datastore, path_list) ⇒ Object

Make a datastore key

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Object - datastore key

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | path_list | Array | the datastore path in array form: ['root', 'sub1', 'sub2', 'id'] |

oakdatastore.save_P(datastore, entities, method,) ⇒ Promise

Save multiple objects to datastore using the same method. nb if you "insert" 100 entities but 1 of them already exists, none of the entities will be written

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Promise - resolving to apiResponse

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | entities | Array.<Object> | in form [{key, data}, ..] | | method, | string | one of: insert, update, upsert (default: insert) |

oakdatastore.get_P(datastore, keys) ⇒ Promise

Get multiple objects from datastore

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Promise - resolving to apiResponse

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | keys | string | Array.<string> | |

oakdatastore.delete_P(datastore, keys) ⇒ Promise

Delete multiple objects from datastore

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Promise - resolving to apiResponse

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | keys | string | Array.<string> | |

oakdatastore.deleteNamespace_P(datastore, namespace) ⇒ Promise

deletes all entities in a namespace

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Promise - warning: this may take a long time to complete

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | namespace | string | to wipe |

oakdatastore.workOnQuery_P(datastore, gcloud-node, worker_P) ⇒ Promise

A helper function to process a query - warning: this may take a long time to complete

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Promise - resolving to the final apiResponse

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | gcloud-node | Object | query object, as returned by createQuery() | | worker_P | function | callback worker function which takes args: (datastore, entities) and must return a promise - will be called serially for larger datasets |

oakdatastore.createQuery(datastore, kind, [namespace], [auto_paginate]) ⇒ Object

Create datastore query

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Object - gcloud-node datastore/query object

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | datastore | Object | gcloud-node datastore object | | kind | string | | | [namespace] | string | optional namespace | | [auto_paginate] | bool | set false to manually page through results (default: true) |

oakdatastore.runQuery(handle, query, [callback])

Run gcloud-node datastore query, a functional-style helper

Kind: static method of oakdatastore

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | handle | Object | gcloud-node datastore or transaction object | | query | Object | created by createQuery() | | [callback] | function | optional callback to run with query results in form function(err, entities, nextQuery, apiResponse) |

oakdatastore.makeEntity(key, data) ⇒ Object

Make entity helper

Kind: static method of oakdatastore
Returns: Object - entity

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | key | Object | gcloud-node datastore key | | data | Object | to be stored in entity value |

Update Docs

./doc/generate

Development

Either use the atom babel package, or use gulp and babel to transpile from src to build.

Test

npm test or npm run testwatch or npm test -- watch