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@ewb/mongoose-query

v1.1.10

Published

Parse queries and params to mongoose search. Strips dangerous keys and set corrects options with help of query values.

Downloads

32

Readme

Mongoose Query helper

Info

Library to create middlewares for server to parse queries from users to valid mongoose queries. This is just a base library to create your own query middleware. It does not provide any routes or controllers.
Have another mongoose-query-express for that.

mongooseQuery in req is not set. You can use your own key.
function queryMiddleware(req, next) {
    req.mongooseQuery = new Query(req.query);
    next();
}

// This is used to set some logic for query to that model. Model for query is set in the controllers.
const modelQueryOptions = new QueryOptions<Doc>({
    limit: 10,
    query: ['name', 'slug'], // Valid queries for model. Filters all other fields
    select: ['_id', 'name', 'slug'], // Valid select fields for search,
    sort: ['_id', 'name'], // Valid sort fields. Not defined = all
    populate: [{
      path: 'organization', // Valid path to populate
      select: ['_id', 'name', 'slug'] // Valid fields to select from populated
    }]
});

const User = mongoose.model('user', UserSchema);
const modelQuery = new ModelQuery(User, modelQueryOptions);

function someController(req, res) {
    // add organization ID to root query so query will always search inside organization
    req.mongooseQuery.addToRoot({ organization: req.organization._id });
}

Queries

Skip

?skip=10

Limit

?limit=20

Select (Accepts space and comma)

?select=_id,name email

Sort (Accepts space and comma)

?sort=name,-_order

Populate

?$populate=organization:_id,name;user:_id,name Populates organization with _id and name and user with _id and name

Text

?$text=some%20text

Mongoose $in

?$in__id=60ec0aa707bda11b64ecbf6b,60ec0aa707bda11b64ecbf6c

Mongoose $gte $gt $lte $lt

?$gte_createdAt=01.02.2023&$lt_createdAt=01.02.2023