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@astratra/store-mongo

v1.0.2

Published

MongoDB/Mongoose persistence adapters for Astratra SaaS stores.

Readme

@astratra/store-mongo

Adapters MongoDB/Mongoose reels pour les stores usersStore et settingsStore attendus par @astratra/saas-kit.

Le package ne change pas saas-kit : il fournit juste une implémentation persistante du même contrat que les stores mémoire de développement.

Installation

npm install @astratra/store-mongo mongoose

mongoose est une dependance peer optionnelle du package. En pratique, une application qui utilise déjà MongoDB garde sa propre dépendance et sa propre connexion.

Utilisateurs

const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const { createMongoUsersStore } = require('@astratra/store-mongo');

await mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGODB_URI);

const usersStore = createMongoUsersStore({
  connection: mongoose.connection,
  collection: 'app_users'
});

Le schema est volontairement permissif : email et role sont connus, mais strict: false laisse passer les champs métier de l'application consommatrice comme name, avatar, tenantId ou clinicId.

Par défaut, email a un index unique. Pour désactiver cette contrainte :

const usersStore = createMongoUsersStore({
  connection: mongoose.connection,
  uniqueEmail: false
});

Parametres

const { createMongoSettingsStore } = require('@astratra/store-mongo');

const settingsStore = createMongoSettingsStore({
  connection: mongoose.connection,
  collection: 'app_settings'
});

await settingsStore.set('timezone', 'Europe/Paris');
const allSettings = await settingsStore.getAll();

settingsStore stocke chaque réglage sous forme { key, value }, avec value en Schema.Types.Mixed.

Avec @astratra/saas-kit

const { createSaasApp } = require('@astratra/saas-kit');
const {
  createMongoSettingsStore,
  createMongoUsersStore
} = require('@astratra/store-mongo');

const app = createSaasApp({
  usersStore: createMongoUsersStore({ connection: mongoose.connection }),
  settingsStore: createMongoSettingsStore({ connection: mongoose.connection }),
  notify,
  verifyPassword
});

Les méthodes retournent des objets JavaScript simples via Mongoose .lean() ou .toObject(), jamais des documents Mongoose vivants.

Cycle de vie de connexion

Chemin recommandé : passer une connection déjà ouverte par l'application. Dans ce mode, l'adapter ne ferme pas MongoDB.

const usersStore = createMongoUsersStore({ connection: mongoose.connection });
await usersStore.disconnect(); // no-op pour une connexion injectée

Pour un script ou un petit service autonome, l'adapter peut ouvrir sa propre connexion avec uri. Dans ce cas, disconnect() ferme cette connexion.

const usersStore = createMongoUsersStore({
  uri: process.env.MONGODB_URI
});

// ...
await usersStore.disconnect();

Tests

npm test --workspace @astratra/store-mongo

Les tests utilisent mongodb-memory-server, donc aucune instance MongoDB externe n'est requise. Au premier lancement, le binaire MongoDB peut être téléchargé par mongodb-memory-server.