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mongodb-stats

v1.1.0

Published

Simple module to quickly get statistics from mongodb by dates to chartjs

Downloads

14

Readme

Simple, async, ES6 based module to get statistics quickly from mongodb by dates to chartjs

Demo changelog

Scope

  • aggregate by today, week, month and etc
  • stats by created or updated field

Requirements

  • some project/API based on express with using mongodb, mongoose
  • collections with rows which contains created, updated fields
  • client with chartjs

Install

npm install mongodb-stats

Examples

  • Define your stats schema
const schema = {
  dateFields: {
    createdAt: 'createdAt', // field in your collection
    updatedAt: 'updatedAt',
  },
};
  • Create some route stats
  • Define stats object:
const MongoStats = require('mongodb-stats');
const AnySchema = require('../../models/any.schema');

const mongoStat = MongoStats(schema);
  • Example route:
  exports.stats = async (req, res, next) => {
    try {
      const View = MongooseModel.collection.conn.model('View', AnySchema);
      const Click = MongooseModel.collection.conn.model('Click', AnySchema);
      const data = await mongoStat.stat(req, [View, Click]);
      res.json(data);
    } catch (error) {
      console.log(error)
      return next(error);
    }
  };

That`s all Folks

Let`s collect the data

On Client

Get /stats request to get data

Example:

GET /stats?type=t

type=w - by week

type=m - by month

avg=FIELD_NAME - avg by fieldname

max=FIELD_NAME - max value by fieldname

search[k]=val - advanced filter options

If you have a lot of data and they are constantly being added, then by default this response will be built.

[num,num,num,num,num....]

If there is old data then you need to add a limit

limit=1000 - limit if you get old stats

ldate=date.toISOString - last date, offset by date

, then such a response will return

[{d,val},{d,val},{d,val}]

where d - last date, val - stat value

TODO

  • sum aggregation
  • parse from, to params
  • pass models by collection names