reactive-mongodb

Reactive-MongoDB

Reactive-MongoDB is An ODM for MongoDB with very strict data types/stucture. It is Based on Observable (with RxJS).

Why Observables

You can read about all the benefits of the Reactive approach (Reactive Architectures) here : RxJS5

Use RxJS's Operators you can work easily on your mongodb documents and define complexe behaviors in an easy to reason about way.

What's New

Currently working on data models so you can specifie the structure of your JSON objects and validate them before inserting them into your database. I made a module hyvalidator specificly for data validation, I plan on using it for this module to validate the data models.

Suggestions

Always Open For Suggestions. you can leave them as Issues

Bugs

Please report your bugs here: Issues

Installation

Add the project to your dependencies

npm install --save reactive-mongodb

To properly setup you need to connect to your mongo database with the following commands:

const connect = require('reactive-mongodb').connect;

connect('YOUR_DATABASE_URL');

You only need to do this once.

Collections

Reactive-MongoDB allows you to interact with your collections after you connect to your database.

New Collection

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
//Collection is a class that represents your collection in the database
const Users = new Collection('users');
// 'users' will be the name of the collection in the mongodb database

Insert A Document

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

var user; //A document you want to insert

function onItemReceived(item) {
    // item is the document you inserted into the database
    // Your Own Logic
}

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.insert(user).subscribe(onItemReceived, errorHandler, completionHandler);

Update A Document

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

var oldUser; //A document you want to update
var newUser; //A document you want to update

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.updateOne(oldUser,newUser).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);

Update will replace the oldUser by the newOne. If you want to update specifique field you have to use {$set:{fields:values}} instead of newUser:

Users.updateOne(oldUser,{$set:{fields:values}}).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);

Update A Document By It's Id

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

var newUser; // The New Document

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.updateById(id,newUser).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);
// You can also use $set instead of new User, See note Above

Update Multiple Documents

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

var query; //A query to determine which documents to update

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.update(query,{$set:{fields:values}}).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);
// You have to specifie which fields to update with $set

Delete Multiple Documents

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

var query; //A query to determine which documents to delete

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.delete(query).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);

Delete A Documents By Id

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.deleteById(id).subscribe(null, errorHandler, completionHandler);

The Id is the MongoDB ObjectID, you just need to pass in the String value Example :

Users.deleteById("590db2cc375bcc2cddc450a5").subscribe(onItemReceived, errorHandler, completionHandler);

Finding Documents

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

const query = {
    //Some Values
};

function onItemReceived(item) {
    // item is one of element of the array of documents that match the query
    // Your Own Logic
}

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.find(query).subscribe(onItemReceived, errorHandler, completionHandler);
// find will always return an array

Finding A Document

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');

const query = {
    //Some Values
};

function onItemReceived(item) {
    // item is one of element of the array of documents that match the query
}

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.findOne(query).subscribe(onItemReceived, errorHandler, completionHandler);
// find will return the first document Encoutered

Finding A Document By Id

const Collection = require('../index.js').Collection;
const Users = new Collection('users');


function onItemReceived(item) {
    // item is one of element of the array of documents that match the query
    // Your Own Logic
}

function errorHandler(err) {
    // err is the error thrown by the method
    // Your Own Logic
}

function completionHandler() {
    // Your Own Logic
}

Users.findById(id).subscribe(onItemReceived, errorHandler, completionHandler);
// Id is the string value of Object ID Of MongoDB, see delete by Id Example.

About the Author

I'm Khaled Romdhane but mostly known as heiyuki. My handle is : @heiyukidev.

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