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backup-mongodb-restorer

v1.1.0

Published

This module will restore backup of mongodb created by backup-mongodb

Downloads

5

Readme

backup-mongodb-restorer

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This module will restore backup of mongodb in .zip created by backup-mongodb.

You should use this module alongside backup-mongodb

Usage Example


//example dbUri with no authentication
var databaseUri = "mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/dev";

//example dbUri with username and password for the database test
// var dbUri = "mongodb://username:[email protected]:27017/test";


var zipFilePath = "test/dev_19_9_16.21.40.28.zip";

//this tells the module that your collections uses the default generated mongodb ObjectID.
//default is true
var useObjectID = true;

var Restore = require("backup-mongodb-restorer");

new Restore (databaseUri, zipFilePath, useObjectID).restore();

//optionally you can call new Restore (databaseUri, zipFilePath, useObjectID).restore(done);
//where done is the callback to be called when done

Installation

npm install -save backup-mongodb-restorer

Test

clone this git repo and cd into it.

then run $ npm install to install all the dependencies

then run the command $ npm test to run the tests

API Refrence

params

* databaseUri [required]: the uri to the mongodatabase e.g. mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/test

* zipFilePath [required]: path/to/backupfile.zip

* useObjectID [optional]: Default = true;

method

* calling new Restore(databaseUri, zipFilePath, useObjectID).restore(); does the job
* OR new Restore(databaseUri, zipFilePath, useObjectID).restore(done); where done is a callback to be invoke on completion

Changelog

  • v1.1.0 - feature for ObjectID was added. It restores the _id field as mongodb ObjectID except otherwise specified. dependencies were updated

  • v1.0.6 - first stable release

Contributors

Author: Seun Matt connect me on linkedIn

Fork and star this project; create a pull request to submmit your contributions.

LICENSE

MIT License