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mongoose-helper
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A helper to bring more granular structure to your Mongoose models.
Mongoose Helper is a utility that imposes a granular organisation structure for your Mongoose models and aids in following our style guide for Node.js applications for the following mongoose features:
You will need to install Mongoose for your application. We do not require any version of Mongoose in this packages dependencies to give you the flexibility to use your own version of Mongoose.
Mongoose Helper encourages the use of feature folders for organising your application, following the principles of Node.js API Style Guide
Each piece of functionality should live it its own file. E.g. Each method/static will reside in independant files under the methods/statics folder respectively. Here's a sample folder structure.
lib/
users/
controller/
model/
schema.js
methods/
reset-password.js
update-password.js
statics/
signup.js
find-or-create.js
posts/
contoller/
model/
...
Structuring your models (and any module) like this aids in testing, maintaining and reusing your Mongoose models.
When you create your model with Mongoose Helper, your model will be automatically loaded and instantiated based on your directory structure.
See the test/fixtures folder of the repository for an example of how to use Mongoose Helper.
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A helper to bring more granular structure to your Mongoose models.
The npm package mongoose-helper receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, mongoose-helper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mongoose-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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