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seq-trackmodel

v1.0.6

Published

Sequelize Traking Model History

Downloads

8

Readme

Sequelize Tracking Model History

Tracking your model sequelize who created, updated and deleted.

How to use

Make sure you have sequelize-cli installed.

Generate ModelLog and migration with bash script

$ sh node_modules/seq-trackmodel/script/generate-model.sh

OR

Create migration and model named ModelLog (or any name)

$ sequelize-cli model:generate --name ModelLog --attributes model_name:string,action_type:string,old_data:text,new_data:text,createdby:integer

Run migration

$ sequelize-cli db:migrate

Using hooks to create model log (example: Post Model)

const { CreateModelLog } = require('seq-trackmodel')

const options = {
  userIdKey: 'user_id', // The key for reference to user, default 'user_id'
  modelLogName: 'ModelLog' // Name of log model, default 'ModelLog'
}

hooks: {
  beforeCreate: instance => new CreateModelLog('created', sequelize.models, instance, Post, options),
  beforeUpdate: instance => new CreateModelLog('updated', sequelize.models, instance, Post, options),
  beforeDestroy: instance => new CreateModelLog('deleted', sequelize.models, instance, Post, options)
}

individualHooks set true for update/destroy

YourModel[update/destroy]({ where: { /* code */ }, individualHooks: true })

ModelLog