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@j-m-l/simple-mongo-express-endpoints

v1.0.3

Published

Library to ease the prototyping of a backend

Downloads

2

Readme

Simple Mongo Express Endpoints

This is:

  • Made to ease the prototyping of the backend application
  • Super easy way to create simple backend with a Mongo database
  • Package with zero production dependencies
  • Package with some kind of mongoose sanitization

Currently this only allows the use of pre-defined endpoints (listed at the end), but maybe in a near future there's a possibility to add endpoints, and maybe some validators too.

The guide

Install this package with

npm install @j-m-l/simple-mongo-express-endpoints

Import it to the project with

const SMEE = require('@j-m-l/simple-mongo-express-endpoints');

Call it with following values (existing endpoints listed below)

const endpoint = SMEE(nameOfTheMongoModel, mongooseSchema, wantedEndpoints, mongooseInstance, expressInstance);

Example code

const express = require('express');
const mongoose = require('mongoose');

const app = express();

// testEndpoint = { Model: ..., Router: ... };
const testEndpoint = SMEE('testEndpoint', { name: String, description: 'special' }, ['get', 'add'], mongoose, express);

app.use(express.json());
app.use('/api/test-endpoint', testEndpoint.Router);
// Now you have two endpoints defined 
// GET <>/api/test-endpoint/:id
// POST <>/api/test-endpoint/
// which both are connected to the MongoDB
// Remember to initialize Mongoose and Express

Available endpoints are:

  • get (Get by id /api/something/:id) http get
  • getAll (Get all entried from that collection) http get
  • add (Add new entry to the collection) http post
  • update (Partially update the entry from collection) http patch
  • replace (Replace the entry from the collection) http put
  • delete (Delete entry from the collection) http delete

To select these to the wantedEndpoints, just add the wanted endpoint names to an array i.e., ['get', 'getAll', 'add', 'update', 'replace', 'delete']