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@antelopejs/mongodb

v0.1.1

Published

MongoDB module that implements the Database interface of antelopejs

Readme

MongoDB

@antelopejs/mongodb

npm version License TypeScript

A full-featured MongoDB client module that implements both the MongoDB interface and the Database interface for AntelopeJS.

Installation

ajs project modules add @antelopejs/mongodb

Interfaces

This module implements two key interfaces:

  • MongoDB Interface: Provides direct MongoDB operations and connection management
  • Database Interface: Offers a standardized database abstraction layer

Both interfaces can be used independently or together depending on your application's needs. The interfaces are installed separately to maintain modularity and minimize dependencies.

| Name | Install command | | | ------------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | MongoDB | ajs module imports add mongodb | Documentation | | Database | ajs module imports add database | Documentation |

Overview

The AntelopeJS MongoDB module provides functionality for interacting with MongoDB:

  • MongoDB client connection management through the MongoDB interface
  • Common database operations through the Database interface

Configuration

The MongoDB module supports connection using the native MongoDB driver with the following options:

// MongoDB connection options
{
    url: "mongodb://localhost:27017",     // The MongoDB connection string
    id_provider: "uuid",                  // ID generation strategy: "uuid" (default) or "objectid"
    options: {                            // Optional MongoDB client options
        useNewUrlParser: true,
        useUnifiedTopology: true,
        maxPoolSize: 10,                  // Maximum number of connections in the pool
        connectTimeoutMS: 30000,          // Connection timeout in milliseconds
        socketTimeoutMS: 30000            // Socket timeout in milliseconds
    }
}

Configuration Details

The module uses the official MongoDB Node.js driver to establish connections to your MongoDB servers:

  • Connection using MongoClient.connect() from the mongodb package
  • Support for standard MongoDB connection options
  • Built-in connection pooling through the MongoDB driver
  • ID generation strategies:
    • uuid (default): Uses UUID v4 for generating unique identifiers
    • objectid: Uses MongoDB's native ObjectId for document identifiers

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.