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redux-persist-mongodb-storage

v1.0.2

Published

A storage object for redux-persist to use MongoDb when using Redux server side.

Downloads

2

Readme

Redux Persist MongoDb Storage

This is an object to be used with redux-persist. It conforms to the current storage object definition in that it has the following methods exposed:

getItem(key)
setItem(key, value)
removeItem(key)

The intent is for this to provide a server side storage object that uses MongoDb as the backing store.

Usage

First install the store using npm, eg:

npm install - S redux-persist-mongodb-storage

Then in your code include the store, for example in store.js:

import { createStore } from 'redux';
import { persistStore, persistReducer} from 'redux-persist';
import MongoDBStore from 'redux-persist-mongodb-storage';
import reducer from '../reducers';

export default function makeStore() {

	const persistConfig = {
  		key: 'root',
  		storage: MongoDBStore
		}

	const persistedReducer = persistReducer(persistConfig, reducer);

	let store = createStore(persistedReducer);
	let persistor = persistStore(store);

	return { store, persistor };
	}

In order to supply a custom configuration you can do something like the following:

var options = {
	name:			'testdb',
	collection:		'stuff'
	}

MongoDBStore.configure(options);

const persistConfig = {
	key: 'root',
	storage: MongoDBStore
	}

Configuring MongoDb

To configure this object to work with MongoDb pass a configuration object to the configure method. The configuration values are in the table below with their defaults:

| Config | Default | Description| | --- | --- | --- | | url | mongodb://localhost/ | The url used to connect to MongoDb upon. This conforms the the MongoDb URL documentation. | | connect_opts | {} | Connection options passed tot he connect method call. These conform to the connection options used by the MongoClient. | | name | redux-db | The name of the MongoDb database used. | | collection | state-collection | The name of the document collection used in the database. |