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MongoSteel is a solid MongoDB object modeling tool, designed to work in a typescript asynchronous environment. MongoSteel does not support callbacks. MongoSteel now supports ESM imports!
Honestly, I just got frustrated with mongoose due to this issue (though as of now it appears to be a lot better), along with how it mixed everything together. Other options such as mongolass had cool plugin APIs and nice systems, but they didn't work with me very well due to their absence of typescript support.
So, I decided to throw my own hat into the ring, and made this. As of now, it doesn't have much plugin support, but it has a nice strict way of doing things, and is a very small module, with no dependencies, besides the mongoDB driver.
For official Documentation go to here
You can get support on github's discussions
findOneAndDelete
> deleteOne
), and lack of a need)Pull requests are always welcome :)
If you want to add documentation,
Some of the code & explanations present in this repository has been moddeled after mongoose
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A solid ODM for MongoDB
The npm package mongosteel receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, mongosteel popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mongosteel 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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