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typegoose-reference-validator

v1.2.6

Published

typegoose plugin function for reference validations

Downloads

12

Readme

Typegoose Reference Validator

Typegoose/mongoose reference validator

Basic Usage

Simple

(mongoose)

const schema1 = new mongoose.Schema({
  randomField: Number
});

const model1 = mongoose.model('model1', schema1);

const doc = await model1.create({ randomField: 100 });
await doc.save();

const schema2 = new mongoose.Schema({
   randomField: Number,
   model1Id:{
   type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId,
    ref: 'model1',
    }
});

schema2.plugin(ReferenceValidator);

const model2 = mongoose.model('model2', schema2);
const doc2 = await model2.create({ randomField: 90 ,model1Id:"5411911ff327a149921c4541" });
// random model1Id passed, plugin will throw error as this is not model1's Id

Positive Scenario

const doc2 = await model2.create({ randomField: 120 ,model1Id:doc1.id });
// plugin will not throw error as this is model1's Id

Array Reference


const schema2 = new mongoose.Schema({
   randomField: Number,
   model1Id:{
   type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId],
    ref: 'model1',
    }
});

schema2.plugin(ReferenceValidator);
const model2 = mongoose.model('model2', schema2);

const doc= await model2.create({randomField:12,model1Id:["5411911ff327a149921c4541","bed4709185680e1ac7cf31bf"]});
// random array of model1Id passed, plugin will throw error as this is not in model1's Id

Positive Scenario

const doc2 = await model2.create({ randomField: 69 ,model1Id:[doc1.id,doc2.id] });
// plugin will not throw error as this is model1's Ids

(typegoose)

@plugin(ReferenceValidator)
class RandomClass {
  @prop({ref: () => RefSchema}) // does not need to be empty
  public id: Ref<RefSchema>;
}
const RandomModel = getModelForClass(RandomClass);

const doc = await RandomModel.create({ id: "random id" });

await doc.save(); 

// plugin will throw error

Positive Scenario

const doc2 = await RandomModel.create({ id:doc.id });
// plugin will not throw error as this is model1's Id

Array Reference


@plugin(ReferenceValidator)
class RandomClass {
  @prop({ref: () => RefSchema}) // does not need to be empty
  public id: Ref<RefSchema>[];
}
const RandomModel = getModelForClass(RandomClass);

const doc = await RandomModel.create({ id: ["random1 id","random2 id","random3 id"] });

await doc.save();
// random array of model1Id passed, plugin will throw error as this is not in model1's Id

Positive Scenario

const doc2 = await RandomModel.create({ randomField: 69 ,model1Id:[doc1.id,doc2.id] });
// plugin will not throw error as this is model1's Ids

Install

npm i -s typegoose-reference-validator

You also need to install mongoose, because this plugin is made for mongoose.

Testing

Collaborate for test cases

Collaborate

Raise an issue for collaboration. Let me know in issue if we need to have telegram channel for chat.