monadbjs v0.1.6

MonadbJS

Fully functional database interface for JS.

Find full documentation here at MANUAL.md on Github

Installation

Via npm:

$ npm install monadbjs

Interface

Running sequential database operations more like a fluent interface sequence.

var M  = require('monadbjs');
var db = new M('mongo', 'localhost', 27017, 'db1', 'collection1').start();

db.insert({name: 'Javi', title: 'MD' })
  .insert({name: 'Craig', title: 'N/A'})
  .set({}, {'$set': {'hometown': 'Wellington'}})
  .loadAll()
  .do((ns) => doSomething(ns))
  .insert({name: 'Kevin', 'title': 'Architect', 'hometown': 'Sydney'})
  .count({'hometown': 'Wellington'})
  .do((n) => console.log(n, ' people live in Wellington'))
  .deleteAll()

Release the connection after use

db.release()

Spawn multiple connections

Each time you call .start(), the interface creates a new connection.

var db = new M('mongo', 'localhost', 27017, 'db1', 'collection1')
let conn1 = db.connect();
let conn2 = db.connect();

// And close all connections with
db.release();

Usage scenarios

Load the records given the query condition

db.load({id: 150001000})
  .do((rec) => f(rec))

Insert records then trigger another Promise

var records = [
  {a: 100, b: 200},
  {a: 100, b: null},
  {a: 200, b: null},
  {a: 300, b: 200}
];
db.insertMany(records)
  .countAll()
  .do((num) => console.log(num))
  .then(anotherPromise); // Trigger next promise as long as we finish

Update / Delete

db.update({g: 100}, {'$set': {g: 150}})
  .count({g: 100})
  .do((n) => console.log(`${n} records left`))
  .delete({g: null})
  .delete({g: 500})
  .countAll()

Aggregation

let keys = ['team','player']
let by = {goals: {'$sum': 1}}
let sort = {'goals': -1}
let prefilter = {'team': {'$ne': '$against'}}
db.agg(keys, by, sort, prefilter)
  .do((res) => console.log(res))

Iterate through records

db.forEach({foo: {'$gt': 0}}, (rec) => {
  console.log(rec);
  doSomething(rec);
})

Map records and wrap into a new Promise

db.insertMany(myRecords)
  .map({}, (n) => n.name)
  .then((ns) => ns.forEach((n) => console.log(n))) // New promise

Handle internal error

db.update({}, {'$set': {a: 100, b: 200}}) // Operation which may break
  .onFailure((e) => {
    console.error(`Exception raised ${e}`);
  })

Licence

MIT