sharedb-mingo-memory
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A database adapter for sharedb that implements a subset of Mongo operations using an in-memory database. This adapter can be useful for running application tests faster by not requiring a full database. It is also used by tests for sharedb itself.
var ShareDBMingo = require('sharedb-mingo-memory');
var db = new ShareDBMingo();
Another form is useful at times:
ShareDBMingo.extendMemoryDB(MemoryDB). This creates a new
ShareDBMingo class that extends from a particular MemoryDB class, in
case there are more than one available. This is particularly important
to ensure sharedb tests aren't testing the version of sharedb being
used by sharedb-mingo-memory.
sharedb-mingo-memory uses mingo and supports the same queries mingo supports. In addition, some special top-level fields are supported, and map to Mongo cursor methods:
$orderby (TODO: rename to $sort)$skip$limit$countOther special operators that are supported in sharedb-mongo such as
$mapReduce and $aggregate aren't supported and will throw an error
if used.
FAQs
In-memory database adapter with MongoDB API for ShareDB
The npm package sharedb-mingo-memory receives a total of 440 weekly downloads. As such, sharedb-mingo-memory popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sharedb-mingo-memory demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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