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mongoose-partial-dumper

v0.4.4

Published

A package to help mongoose users to partially dump models of your db

Downloads

32

Readme

Mongoose Partial Dump

A partial dumper helper for a mongoose environment.

This package will aid developers to create partial dumps of a mongoDB database using mongoose. Making possible to easily dump only documents related to specifics functionalities of a bigger project.

Table of Contents

Installation

  • npm install -g mongoose-partial-dumper
  • npm install mongoose-partial-dumper
  • yarn add mongoose-partial-dump

DUMPER

Responsible for write dump files or log dump json

Usage

  • Create a partial-dump.config.{ts, js} file
  • yarn partial dump <collectionName> [id] [outputDir]

Strategies

Default

Default strategy

Config

| Install: | type: | Description: | Required: | example: | | --------------- | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------ | | db | object | database input configurations | true | {url: ''} | | db.url | string | database url configurations | true | mongodb://localhost:27017/dumper-example | | models | Model[] | Mongoose Model list | true | {models: [User]} | | getPayload | function | Function that returns a Model.find() Object | false | {_id: , company: } | | outputDir | string | database input configurations | false | 'dump.json' | | anonymize | object | anonymize info object, data anonymization | false | {field: 'name', type: 'name'} | | anonymize.field | string | input to dumper know which fields to anonymize | false | 'name', 'phone', 'address', etc... | | anonymize.type | enum | input to dumper know which type the field is | false | 'name', 'phone', 'address', etc... |

Anonymize Type Enum

  • name
  • phone
  • address
  • avatar
  • birthdate
  • creationDate
  • companyName

CLI

Arguments

| Input: | type: | Description: | Required: | example: | | -------------- | ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------------------------- | | collectionName | string | Main collection name to be base of your dump | true | 'User' | | id | string | If given, dump will priorize this input to return all documents related | false | '60b40699c73c9095df00c22b' | | outputDir | string | Path to file to be created or overwriten | false | 'dump.json' |

Options

| Input: | type: | Description: | Required: | example: | | ------ | ------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------- | | --log | string | If this option is given, no file will be generated, instead a log will show on console | false | 'User' |

RESTORE

Responsible for read dump files and import to your database

Usage

  • Create a partial-dump.config.{ts, js} file
  • yarn partial restore [inputDir]

Config

| Install: | type: | Description: | Required: | example: | | -------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------ | | db | object | database input configurations | true | {url: ''} | | db.url | string | database url configurations | true | mongodb://localhost:27017/dumper-example | | models | Model[] | Mongoose Model list | true | {models: [User]} | | inputDir | string | Path to file to be restored (imported to your database) | false | 'dump.json' |

CLI

Arguments

| Input: | type: | Description: | Required: | example: | | -------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ----------- | | inputDir | string | Path to file to be restored (imported to your database) | false | 'dump.json' |

Examples

  • Mongoose partial dumper example - https://github.com/Streeterxs/mongoose-partial-dump-example (use the scripts in package.json to make your tests easier)
  • Mongoose partial monorepo example https://github.com/Streeterxs/mongoose-partial-monorepo-example (example usage in a monorepo environment)