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q3-plugin-changelog

v4.5.14

Published

Leveraging MongoDB's changestream, this plugin aims to track choice modifications to a document after they occur. When globally installed, the plugin will automatically watch for changes in a collection and save their update description. It also synch

Downloads

313

Readme

Changelog Plugin

Leveraging MongoDB's changestream, this plugin aims to track choice modifications to a document after they occur. When globally installed, the plugin will automatically watch for changes in a collection and save their update description. It also synchronizes with Q3 session data so that we can see who prompted the change and when.

Example usage

const  mongoose = require('mongoose');
const plugin = require('q3-plugin-changestream')
const watcher = require('q3-plugin-changestream/lib/changestream')

const Person = new  mongoose.Schema({
	name:  String,
	friends: [
		{
			since: Date,
		}
	]
}, {
	changelog: ['name', 'friends.$.since'],
});

Person.plugin(plugin);

// Must happen after all model has been declared.
// More than likely, you'll call this from a different file after a DB connection has been made.
watcher()

API

async Document.getHistory

Call this method to fetch all records created by the plugin.

Model.getChangelogProperties

Call this static method to get a list of properties the plugin is watching. Essentially, it just references the initial changelog value setup in the Schema.