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An abstract-cache compliant client with a MongoDB backing


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abstract-cache-mongo

This module provides a cache client that is compliant with the abstract-cache protocol. This client implements the await style of the protocol.

This module uses the native mongodb driver.

Example

// Create a client that uses mongodb to connect to `localhost:6379`.
const client = require('abstract-cache-mongo')()

client.start()
  .then(() => client.set('foo', 'foo', 1000))
  .then(() => client.has('foo'))
  .then(console.log) // true
  .then(() => client.stop())
  .catch(console.error)

Options

The client factory accepts the an object with the following properties:

  • client: An already connected instance of mongodb.
  • dbName: The name of the database to use. Default: 'abstractCacheMongo'.
  • segment: A string denoting the collection to use for storage. The default is abstractCacheMongo.
  • mongodb:
    • url: A regular MongoDB connection URL. Should include username and password if authentication is needed. The default is: `mongodb://localhost:27017/abstractCacheMongo'.
    • connectOptions: Will be passed as the second parameter to MongoClient.connect().

Notes:

  1. client takes precedence to mongodb.
  2. The user is responsible for opening and closing the connection.
  3. The database name must be specified independently due to changes in the mongodb module as of v3.0.0.

Tests

In order to run the tests for this project a local instance of MongoDB must be running on port 27017. A docker-compose.yml is included to facilitate this:

$ docker-compose -d up
$ tap test/*.test.js

npm test automates the above.

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MIT License

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Last updated on 29 Jan 2019

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