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quickmongoose.db

v1.0.6

Published

an easy to install and easy to use wrapper for mongoose

Downloads

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Readme

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quickmongoose.db

an easy to install and easy to use wrapper for mongoose

Changes

+ added TypeScript Support (kinda)

Examples

setup

let mongo = require('quickmongoose.db');
let db = new mongo.Connection('mongodb-connectionURL');
let econ = new db.table('economy', {
  UserID: Number,
  Bank: {type: Number, default: 0},
  Credits: {type: Number, default: 0},
  Inventory: Array
});

note: you can also use 'await' instead` for the below

example:

let user = await econ.create({UserID: 377271843502948354});
console.log(user);
//{ Bank: 0, Credits: 0, Inventory: [] }

note: await is only valid in an async function

Uses

create

econ.create({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(user => {
    console.log(user);
  //{ Bank: 0, Credits: 0, Inventory: [] }
});

add

econ.add({UserID: 377271843502948354},'Bank', 50).then(newBalance => {
  console.log(newBalance);
  //50
});

all

econ.all({UserID: 377271843502948354},5).then(arr => {
  console.log(arr);
  //[{Bank: 0, Credits: 0, Inventory: [], UserID: 377271843502948350}]
});

exists

econ.exists({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(arr => {
  console.log(arr);
  //true
});

fetch

econ.fetch({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(user => {
  console.log(user);
  //{ Bank: 0, Credits: 0, Inventory: [] }
});

get

econ.get({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(user => {
  console.log(user);
  //{ Bank: 0, Credits: 0, Inventory: [] }
});

has

econ.has({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(bool => {
  console.log(bool);
  //true
});

push

econ.push({UserID: 377271843502948354}, 'Inventory', 'Hammer').then(arr => {
  console.log(arr);
  //["Hammer"]
});

set

econ.set({UserID: 377271843502948354},'Credits', 50).then(newBalance => {
  console.log(newBalance);
  //50
});

subtract

econ.subtract({UserID: 377271843502948354},'Bank', 50).then(newBalance => {
  console.log(newBalance);
  //0
});

delete

econ.delete({UserID: 377271843502948354}).then(bool => {
  console.log(bool);
  //true
});

Questions?

what do i get if i don't use 'await' or '.then'?

if no await or .then is used, it returns as Promise { <pending> } though if you're trying to push, add, subtract, or delete, it will still complete the operation

can i use this wrapper with a discord bot? OwO

yes. in fact, the UserID i used with all the examples above was my own OwO

what is there to this wrapper that you aren't telling us?

oop, you caught me... there are some functions you can use that i don't show above, such as: db.stats(), db.getUrl(), db.getState(), db.getUptime(), and db.disconnect()