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aqueduct-sync-mongo

v2.2.0

Published

Local connection support for Aqueduct, with MongoDB queue

Downloads

68

Readme

Supporting classes for using aqueduct-sync with Meteor mongo database.

  • buildQueue(db, collectionName, options): build the MongoDB queue, with specified name (async)
  • the specified options are passed as is to Mongo-Queue - see [https://github.com/chilts/mongodb-queue]
  • visibility will default to 10 minutes if not specified, to avoid processing an update twice if the remote is taking too long
  • getSyncState(db, collectionName): get sync storage object (async)
  • getLocalConnection(db, pipes): local connection, with collections as per pipes (async)

The local connection will have collection instances created according to the pipe configuration, which should include either a fields array or a localKey value.

localKey can be either a string or an array of strings, and if it is not specified it will default to the first fields in the fields array. A unique index will automatically be created on that field (or fields) if one does not already exist.

Methods of local collection instances:

  • get: find a single record, extracting keys from the given selector
  • find: find a set of record using an arbitrary query
  • update: update one or more record using an arbitrary query or an object id It's possible to pass a MongoDB operation instead of a record. Because it's a bit of a hack, the library will only recognize the operations that contain one of these operators: $push, $set, $unset.
  • upsert: upsert a single record If the record contains some keys that start with a $ sign, they will be interpreted as MongoDB operations.
  • remove: remove records matching a selector
  • addOrUpdateChildInCollection
  • removeChildFromCollection

Methods of the queue:

  • get
  • add(payload, options) - options are the same as for Mongo-Queue
  • ack

Methods all return a promise.