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query-builder-redis

v1.3.2

Published

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Downloads

5

Readme

query-builder-redis

Version Downloads/week

lib query data through query builder by mongoose and redis

Installation

Install NPM

$ npm i query-builder-redis --save

Example import

Use query builder redis

const { queryBuilderRedis } = require('query-builder'); 
or 
const queryBuilderRedis = require('query-builder').queryBuilderRedis;

Use query builder mongoose

const { queryBuilder } = require('query-builder'); 
or 
const queryBuilderRedis = require('query-builder').queryBuilder;

Config on env file

REDIS_PORT=6379 (port redis)
REDIS_HOST=redis (ip host)
REDIS_DB=0

Config on docker (optional)

  redis:
    image: redis:5.0.3
    restart: always
    ports:
      - 6379:6379
    volumes:
      - redis-data:/data
volumes:
  redis-data:
    driver: local

Example use

const res = await queryBuilderRedis.getQuery(model, Query, 60);
or
const res = await queryBuilder.getQuery(model, Query);

Support

| Arguments | Query | Description | Exp | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | getList | { find: {}, offset: 1,size: 10,sort: { updateAt: 1 }} | Can use select = {Object} and String and populate = {Object} | getList(model, query,select, exp) exp = [int] | | getQuery | {Object} | Can use select = {Object} and String and populate = {Object} | getQuery(model, query, select, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getById | {Object} | Can use populate = {Object} | getById(model, query, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getOne | {Object} | Can use populate = {Object} | getOne(model, query, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getAllSoftDeleteOnly | {Object} | Can use populate = {Object} get only data status = true | getAllSoftDeleteOnly(model, query, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getOneSoftDeleteOnly | {Object} | Can use populate = {Object} get only data status = true | getOneSoftDeleteOnly(model, query, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getOneSoftDelete | {Object} | Can use populate = {Object} get all data | getOneSoftDelete(model, query, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | getAllSoftDelete | { find: {}, sort: { updateAt: 1 }} | Can use select = {Object} and can use populate = {Object} get all data | getAllSoftDelete(model, query, select, populate, exp) exp = [int] | | create | {Object} | ... | create(model, data) | | update | id, {Object} | func(model, id, {data}) | update(model, id, data) | | destroy | id | ... | destroy(model, id) | | softDelete | id | Change status deleted to true | softDelete(model, id) | | restore | id | Change status deleted to false after soft delete | restore(model, id) | | getTotal | {Object} | Count documents | getTotal(model, query, exp) exp = [int] | | destroyMany | {Object} | ... | destroyMany(model, data) | | getPagination | {Object}, page = 1, perpage = 10 | Get pagination func({data}, page, perpage) | getPagination(model, query, page, perpage, exp) exp = [int] | | aggregateQuery | {Object} | Can use script aggregate mongoose | aggregateQuery(model, data, exp) exp = [int] | | clearKeyRedis | | Clear key redis all | clearKeyRedis() | | getKeyRedis | | Get all key redis | getKeyRedis() | | clearKeyRedisById | key | Clear redis by key | clearKeyRedisById(id) |

Mock Test Jest

jest.mock('handy-redis', () => ({
  createHandyClient: jest.fn(() => ({
    get: jest.fn(),
    set: jest.fn(),
    del: jest.fn(),
    keys: jest.fn()
  }))
}));