mongeasy v0.7.0

Mongeasy aims to simplify the process of creating Mongoose schemas using a straightforward syntax for defining the schema structure. It employs a flag-based declaration paradigm known as CSS (Carnage Schema Syntax).

Example:

import {model} from mongeasy;
let Computer = model({
	Computer : [
		"name|String|!|*|(3,16)",
		"price|Number|*",
		"madeIn=India|String|ref:CountryNames",
		"dateOfPurchase|Date"
		]
	})

Output

will give you a reference to model "Computer", ie a schema.tree output as follows

tree: {
    name: { type: [Function], required: true, index: true, unique: true },
    price: { type: [Function], required: true },
    madeIn: { type: [Function], default: 'India' },
    dateOfPurchase: { type: [Function] },
    color: { type: [Function], required: true, enum: [Array] },
    _id: { auto: true, type: 'ObjectId' }
}

Format: <Name> | <Type> | *<Modifiers>

Name:

• the name of field, 😀🥱😴 - emojis also supported

Type :

all supported, as we directly pass to Core Library

• Array, Boolean, BigInt, Buffer, Date, Decimal, Decimal128, DocumentArray, Map, Mixed, Number, ObjectId, String, Subdocument, UUID, Oid, Object, Bool, ObjectID

Modifiers:

The syntax consists of the following elements: Note: "/" means "either option"

• +U / ! = unique
• +R / * = required
• +I / # = index
• (0, 999) = min,max
• 'adam', 'eve' = enum

Here's a breakdown of how its used:

• Name : This part represents the name of the field you want to define in your schema. It's a required element.
• Type : This part specifies the type of the field, and it's also a required element. You can use any of the supported types provided by Mongoose.
• Modifiers : These are optional and allow you to add extra attributes or flags to the field. For example, you can use ! for unique fields, * for required fields, and # for indexed fields.

This CSS-based declaration paradigm aims to provide a simplified way of defining Mongoose schemas, making it easier to work with MongoDB data models.