mongo-go

MongoGo

An easy to use database handler for MongoDB, inspired by quick.db! MongoGo handles the hard part in getters, setters, and much more!

Installation

Using NPM:

npm install mongo-go

Using Yarn:

yarn add mongo-go

Getting Started

To get started with using MongoGo, import the default class from the package.

// Using Node.js `require()`
const MongoGo = require("mongo-go");

// Using ES6 imports
import MongoGo from "mongo-go"

Overview

Connecting to MongoDB

First, we need to establish a connection. MongoGo handles it easily by defining a new instance of MongoGo. A function <MongoGo>.ready() is then fired when you start your app. The only parameter needed is a MongoURI or if your using a localhost, use mongodb://localhost:27017/my_database.

Here is an example:

const MongoClient = new MongoGo("mongodb://localhost:27017/my_database")

You don't have to pass in another method to connect it by yourself, once you've started the app, it'll start a connection to the cloud and return a Connection.

Important! Due to an issue with the Mongoose's ConnectionOptions option, useNewURLParser isn't use during the connection, in some case, an error or warning might pop-up whilst connecting.

Do we have to define a model/schema?
Nope, like we said, MongoGo handles it all! it uses 2 parameters in a built-in model we made, which are a "key" and a "value".

• A "key" is also the id, which is used to set a new Object, get the data from the "key" and others. The "key" parameter must always be a String type value.
• A "value" is just the data that will be stored with the "key" together in an Object literal in the database. A "value" can be any type of value!

Methods

Currently, all method returns a Promise.

get

const data = await <MongoGo>.get("Hello")

set

await <MongoGo>.set("Hello", "World")

delete

await <MongoGo>.delete("Hello")

push

await <MongoGo>.push("Hello", ["World", "Earth", "Moon"...])

collection

console.log(<MongoGo>.collection)

Important!
Keep it mind that <MongoGo> is just an example instance, you may rename it to your own likings.