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@betshare/infra-mongo

v0.1.0

Published

Shared MongoDB connection-policy helpers (URI building, db name, connect options) for BetShareMarket services

Downloads

68

Readme

@betshare/infra-mongo

Pure MongoDB connection-policy helpers for BetShareMarket services. No client, no driver wrapping, no runtime dependencies — every function returns a plain string or object so it can be unit-tested in isolation and dropped straight into Mongoose (mongoose.connect) or the native driver (new MongoClient) at the service call site. Extracted from the duplicated buildMongoURI copies in odds-worker and api-server.

Install

In production, consume from the private registry, version-pinned per service:

npm install @betshare/infra-mongo
// package.json
"@betshare/infra-mongo": "^0.1.0"

API

import {
  buildMongoURI,
  resolveDbName,
  mongoConnectOptions,
} from "@betshare/infra-mongo";

buildMongoURI(baseURI: string | undefined): string

Ensures the betsharemarket database name is inserted before any query params when the base URI omits a db path. Ported verbatim from services/odds-worker/src/utils/buildMongoURI.ts (identical to the former inline copy in services/api-server/src/app.ts).

  • Empty or undefined input → mongodb://localhost:27017/betsharemarket.
  • No db path → inserts /betsharemarket.
  • Existing /somedb path → kept as-is.
  • mongodb+srv:// is supported.

resolveDbName(): string

Returns process.env.MONGODB_DB_NAME when set, otherwise "betsharemarket".

mongoConnectOptions(input: MongoOptionsInput): Record<string, number>

Returns the connection options object: the required maxPoolSize plus the timeout defaults, with any provided override winning.

mongoConnectOptions({ maxPoolSize: 10 });
// { maxPoolSize: 10, serverSelectionTimeoutMS: 30000, socketTimeoutMS: 120000, connectTimeoutMS: 10000 }

Defaults: serverSelectionTimeoutMS: 30000, socketTimeoutMS: 120000, connectTimeoutMS: 10000. Optional minPoolSize / maxIdleTimeMS are emitted only when explicitly provided (never as undefined).

maxPoolSize has no default by design: each service must pass an explicit numeric literal so the connection-budget validator (scripts/validate_connection_budget.py) can grep the per-service pool cap at the call site (ADR 2026-06-18-mongo-connection-pool-budget-vcore-m10).

Usage

// Mongoose (api-server, odds-worker)
mongoose.connect(buildMongoURI(process.env.MONGO_URI), mongoConnectOptions({ maxPoolSize: 10 }));

// Native driver (api-events)
const client = new MongoClient(buildMongoURI(process.env.MONGO_URI), mongoConnectOptions({ maxPoolSize: 5 }));
const db = client.db(resolveDbName());