@zakodium/lucid-mongo

Lucid Mongo

lucid-mongo is a mongo query builder and ORM. It also has support for database migrations, seeds and factories as @adonis/lucid.

Features

Apart from being just a query builder, lucid-mongo has following features.

1. ES6 classes based data Models.
2. Model Hooks
3. Associations
4. Serializers ( Vanilla and JSON API )
5. Migrations
6. Factories and Seeds

Lucid-mongo can be used as standalone or used with AdonisJS. You can learn more about AdonisJS and all of its awesomeness on http://adonisjs.com :evergreen_tree:

You can see example with AdonisJS framework here adonis-mongodb-boilerplate

Node/OS Target

This repo/branch is supposed to run fine on all major OS platforms and targets Node.js >=8.0

Installation

Use with AdonisJS framework

Install npm using adonis command.

adonis install @zakodium/lucid-mongo

Make sure to register the lucid provider to make use of Database and LucidMongo models. The providers are registered inside start/app.js

const providers = [
  // ...
  '@zakodium/lucid-mongo/providers/LucidMongoProvider'
];

const aceProviders = [
  // ...
  '@zakodium/lucid-mongo/providers/MigrationsProvider'
];

the config automatic create to config/database.js file

module.exports = {
  /*
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  | Default Connection
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  |
  | Connection defines the default connection settings to be used while
  | interacting with Mongodb databases.
  |
  */
  connection: Env.get('DB_CONNECTION', 'mongodb'),
  /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  mongodb: {
    client: 'mongodb',
    connectionString: Env.get('DB_CONNECTION_STRING', ''),
    connection: {
      host: Env.get('DB_HOST', 'localhost'),
      port: Env.get('DB_PORT', 27017),
      username: Env.get('DB_USER', 'admin'),
      password: Env.get('DB_PASSWORD', ''),
      database: Env.get('DB_DATABASE', 'adonis'),
      options: {
        // replicaSet: Env.get('DB_REPLICA_SET', '')
        // ssl: Env.get('DB_SSL, '')
        // connectTimeoutMS: Env.get('DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MS', 15000),
        // socketTimeoutMS: Env.get('DB_SOCKET_TIMEOUT_MS', 180000),
        // w: Env.get('DB_W, 0),
        // readPreference: Env.get('DB_READ_PREFERENCE', 'secondary'),
        // authSource: Env.get('DB_AUTH_SOURCE', ''),
        // authMechanism: Env.get('DB_AUTH_MECHANISM', ''),
        // other options
      }
    }
  }
};

Configuring Auth serializer

Edit the config/auth.js file for including the serializer. For example on the api schema

  session: {
    serializer: 'LucidMongo',
    model: 'App/Models/User',
    scheme: 'session',
    uid: 'email',
    password: 'password'
  },

  basic: {
    serializer: 'LucidMongo',
    model: 'App/Models/User',
    scheme: 'basic',
    uid: 'email',
    password: 'password'
  },

  jwt: {
    serializer: 'LucidMongo',
    model: 'App/Models/User',
    token: 'App/Models/Token',
    scheme: 'jwt',
    uid: 'email',
    password: 'password',
    expiry: '20m',
    options: {
      secret: 'self::app.appKey'
    }
  },

  api: {
    serializer: 'LucidMongo',
    scheme: 'api',
    model: 'App/Models/User',
    token: 'App/Models/Token',
    uid: 'username',
    password: '',
    expiry: '30d',
  },

Use standalone (still in development)

To setup this package as standalone package

$ npm i @zakodium/lucid-mongo

const config = {
  connection: 'mongodb',
  mongodb: {
    client: 'mongodb',
    connectionString: 'mongo://username:password@localhost/my_database',
    connection: {
      host: 'localhost',
      port: 27017,
      username: 'my_user',
      password: 'my_password',
      database: 'my_database'
      options: {

      }
    }
  }
}

// Models/User.js
const { Models, Model } = require('./')(config);

class User extends Model {}

Models.add('App/Model/User', User);

module.exports = User;

// index.js
async function test() {
  const users = await User.where({ isActive: false }).fetch();

  console.log(users.toJSON());
}

test();

Query

const users = await User.all();

const users = await User.where('name', 'peter').fetch();

const users = await User.where({ name: 'peter' })
  .limit(10)
  .skip(20)
  .fetch();

const users = await User.where({
  $or: [
    { gender: 'female', age: { $gte: 20 } },
    { gender: 'male', age: { $gte: 22 } }
  ]
}).fetch();

const user = await User.where('name')
  .eq('peter')
  .where('age')
  .gt(18)
  .lte(60)
  .sort('-age')
  .first();

const users = await User.where({ age: { $gte: 18 } })
  .sort({ age: -1 })
  .fetch();

const users = await User.where('age', '>=', 18).fetch();

const users = await User.where('age')
  .gt(18)
  .paginate(2, 100);

const users = await User.where(function() {
  this.where('age', '>=', 18);
}).fetch();

// to query geo near you need add 2d or 2dsphere index in migration file
const images = await Image.where(location)
  .near({ center: [1, 1] })
  .maxDistance(5000)
  .fetch();

const images = await Image.where(location)
  .near({ center: [1, 1], sphere: true })
  .maxDistance(5000)
  .fetch();

More Documentation of mquery

Aggregation

// count without group by
const count = await Customer.count();

// count group by `position`
const count_rows = await Customer.where({ invited: { $exist: true } }).count(
  'position'
);

// max age without group by
const max = await Employee.max('age');

// sum `salary` group by `department_id`
const total_rows = await Employee.where(active, true).sum(
  'salary',
  'department_id'
);

// average group by `department_id` and `role_id`
const avg_rows = await Employee.where(active, true).avg('salary', {
  department: '$department_id',
  role: '$role_id'
});

Relations

This package support relations like adonis-lucid:

• hasOne
• belongsTo
• hasMany
• hasManyThrough
• belongsToMany

More Documentation of adonis relationships

mongodb has no join query so this package has no query like: has, whereHas, doesntHave, whereDoesntHave

Addition relations

1. morphMany: A model can belong to more than one other model, on a single association. For example, you might have a Picture model that belongs to either an Author model or a Reader model

class Author extends Model {
  pictures() {
    return this.morphMany(
      'App/Model/Picture',
      'pictureableType',
      'pictureableId'
    );
  }
}

class Reader extends Model {
  pictures() {
    return this.morphMany(
      'App/Model/Picture',
      'pictureableType',
      'pictureableId'
    );
  }
}

class Picture extends Model {
  imageable() {
    return this.morphTo('App/Model', 'pictureable_type', 'pictureable_id');
  }
}

1. embedsOne: EmbedsOne is used to represent a model that embeds another model, for example, a Customer embeds one billingAddress.

class Customer extends Model {
  billingAddress() {
    return this.embedsOne('App/Model/Address', '_id', 'billingAddress');
  }
}

1. embedsMany: Use an embedsMany relation to indicate that a model can embed many instances of another model. For example, a Customer can have multiple email addresses and each email address is a complex object that contains label and address.

class Customer extends Model {
  emails() {
    return this.embedsMany('App/Model/Email', '_id', 'emails');
  }
}

1. referMany: Population is the process of automatically replacing the specified paths in the document with document(s) from other collection(s)

class Bill extends Model {
  items() {
    return this.referMany('App/Model/Item', '_id', 'items');
  }
}

Query relationships

const users = await User.with('emails').fetch();

const user = await User.with('emails', (query) => {
  query.where({ status: 'verified' });
}).first();

const user = await User.with(['emails', 'phones']).first();

const user = await User.with({
  emails: {
    where: { verified: true },
    sort: '-created_at'
  }
}).first();

const user = await User.with({
  emails: (query) => {
    query.where('active', true);
  }
}).first();

Query logging

To show query logs run this command:

• Linux, MacOS DEBUG=mquery npm run dev
• Windows setx DEBUG mquery && npm run dev

Migration

Current only support create, drop, rename collection and index

up () {

  this.create('articles', (collection) => {
    collection.index('title_index', {title: 1})
  })

  this.collection('users', (collection) => {
    collection.index('email_index', {email: 1}, {unique: true})
  })

  this.collection('image', (collection) => {
    collection.index('location_index', {location: '2dsphere'}, {'2dsphereIndexVersion': 2})
  })

  this.rename('articles', 'posts')

  this.create('posts', (collection) => {
    collection.dropIndex('title_index')
  })

  this.drop('articles', 'posts')
}

Field type

Type of mongodb.ObjectID The objectId fields will be converted to mongodb.ObjectID before save to db.

class Article extends LucidMongo {
  static get objectIDs() {
    return ['_id', 'categoryId'];
  } //default return ['_id']
}

The where query conditions will be converted to objectId too

const article = await Article.find('58ccb403f895502b84582c63');
const articles = await Article.where({
  department_id: '58ccb403f895502b84582c63'
}).fetch();

Type of date

class Staff extends LucidMongo {
  static get dates() {
    return ['dob'];
  }
}

The field declare as date will be converted to moment js object after get from db

const staff = await Staff.first();
const yearAgo = staff.dob.fromNow();

You can set attribute of model as moment|Date|string, this field will be converted to date before save to db

staff.dob = moment(request.input('dob'));

The where query conditions will be converted to date too

const user = await User.where({ created_at: { $gte: '2017-01-01' } }).fetch();

Date type is UTC timezone

Type of geometry

class Image extends LucidMongo {
  static get geometries() {
    return ['location'];
  }
}

When declare field type as geometry the field will be transformed to geoJSON type

const image = await Image.create({
  fileName: fileName,
  location: {
    latitude: 1,
    longitude: 2
  }
});

Result:

{ "type": "Point", "coordinates": [2, 1] }

After get from db it will be retransformed to

{
  latitude: 1,
  longitude: 2
}

Use mquery builder

const Database = use('Database');
const db = await Database.connect('mongodb');

const users = await db.collection('users').find();

const phone = await db
  .collection('phones')
  .where({ userId: ObjectID('58ccb403f895502b84582c63') })
  .findOne();

const count = await db
  .collection('user')
  .where({ active: true })
  .count();

Get mongodb client object

In case the query builder does not match your requirement you can get mongodbClient to do your custom query

const Database = use('Database');
const mongoClient = await Database.connect();
const result = await mongoClient
  .collection('inventory')
  .find({ size: { h: 14, w: 21, uom: 'cm' } })
  .toArray();

Contribution Guidelines

In favor of active development we accept contributions for everyone. You can contribute by submitting a bug, creating pull requests or even improving documentation.

License

MIT