@kozen/trigger
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Module for the Kozen framework that provides support for self-hosted MongoDB triggers
Kozen modules function as independent tools. The Triggers module simplifies the implementation of self-hosted triggers for MongoDB Atlas, Enterprise Advanced, or Community Edition. This tool streamlines trigger management across diverse MongoDB deployments.
Kozen executes MongoDB Change Stream triggers directly on your infrastructure. Designed as a self-hosted alternative to MongoDB Atlas Triggers, Kozen allows you to define a JavaScript "delegate" file. This file exports operation-specific functions, which Kozen utilizes to stream change events directly into your code.
While MongoDB Atlas provides a fully managed Triggers service, Kozen delivers similar capabilities for local, on-premises, or cloud environments. It centralizes logic in a single, maintainable JavaScript file.
insert/update/delete/replace and optional on/default..env with KOZEN_TRIGGER_* settings.For more details, refer to the documentation here: documentation.
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Module for the Kozen framework that provides support for self-hosted MongoDB triggers
We found that @kozen/trigger demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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