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mongodash

v2.1.0

Published

An utility library delivering super-useful and super-simple tools using MongoDB

Readme

A modern JavaScript & Typescript MongoDB-based utility library. Includes Reactive Tasks, Cron Tasks, Distributed Locks, Transactions, and a Dashboard.

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See full documentation here


Installation:

npm install mongodash

Initialization

import mongodash from 'mongodash';

await mongodash.init({
    uri: 'mongodb://mongodb0.example.com:27017/myDatabase' 
});

See more initialization options here.

Reactive Tasks

import { reactiveTask } from 'mongodash';

// Trigger a task when a user is updated
await reactiveTask({
    task: 'on-user-update', 
    collection: 'users',
    handler: async (doc) => {
        console.log('User changed:', doc._id);
    }
});

See detailed description here.

cronTask

import { cronTask } from 'mongodash';

await cronTask('my-task-id', '5m 20s', async () => {
  
    console.log('Hurray the task is running!');

});

See detailed description and more cron tasks methods here.

withLock

import { withLock } from 'mongodash';

await withLock('my-lock-id', async () => {
  
  // it is quaranteed this callback will never run in parallel, 
  // so all race-conditions are solved
  const data = await loadFromDatabase();
  data.counter += 1;
  await saveToDatabase(data);
  
});

See detailed description here.

withTransaction

import { withTransaction, getCollection } from 'mongodash';

const createdDocuments = await withTransaction(async (session) => {
    
  const myDocument1 = { value: 1 };
  const myDocument2 = { value: 2 };
  
  const collection = getCollection('myCollection');
  await collection.insertOne(myDocument1, { session });
  await collection.insertOne(myDocument2, { session });
  
  return [myDocument1, myDocument2];
});

See detailed description here.

getCollection

import { getCollection } from 'mongodash';

const myCollection = getCollection('myCollectionName');

See detailed description here.

getMongoClient

import { getMongoClient } from 'mongodash';

const mongoClient = getMongoClient();

See detailed description here.