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dragskills-model

v1.0.1

Published

This project uses **Mongoose** for MongoDB and includes several schemas to manage user data, skills, and user roles in a structured and modular way.

Readme

DragSkills Project

This project uses Mongoose for MongoDB and includes several schemas to manage user data, skills, and user roles in a structured and modular way.

Project Structure

This project includes the following main models:

  • User Model (userModel): Represents the users of the system.
  • Role Model (roleModel): Defines the various roles of users.
  • Skill Model (SkillModel): A catalog of skills.
  • User Skills Model (usersSkillModel): Stores each user's skills and their respective experience.

Installation

To install the necessary packages, make sure you have Node.js and npm installed. Then, run the following command:

npm install dragskills-model

Model Setup

Models can be imported wherever needed. All models are exported from index.js:

    const { userModel, roleModel, SkillModel, usersSkillModel } = require('dragskills-model');

Example Usage

To create a new user skill entry:

   const newUserSkill = new usersSkillModel({
        user: userId, // Replace with the actual user ID
        skill: skillId, // Replace with the actual skill ID
        experience: 3 // Define the user’s experience level (in years)
    });

    newUserSkill.save()
    .then((doc) => {
        console.log("User skill saved:", doc);
    })
    .catch((error) => {
        console.error("Error saving user skill:", error);
    });