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sails-hook-ttl

v2.2.0

Published

Sets ttl properties on mongo models

Downloads

6

Readme

sails-hook-ttl

Automatically set TTL properties on mongo models to expire records a certain time after creation.

Installation

npm install --save sails-hook-ttl

Then the hook will automatically be bound into your project.

Configuration

To add a ttl onto a model, simply provide the lifespan of the model (in seconds) as a property of the model

module.exports = {
	connection: 'mongo',
	tableName: 'tokens',
	ttl: 3600,
	attributes: {
		...
	},
	...
}

The models will then have an index created to expire the record the configured time after the last update.

Models' TTL values can also be passed as a duration string - e.g. '1d', '2h30m' etc (parsed using parse-duration)

Advanced Configuration

The ttl property on the model can also be set as an object to define if the lifespan of a record is measured from the last update or its creation.

module.exports = {
	...
	ttl: {
		ttl: <ttl value in seconds>,
		since: 'create'
	},
	...
}

This will change the index to be based on the creation time of the record instead of the last updated. Available options are since create and update.