Mongodb-if NPM

MongoDB Database Interface

A simple MongoDB interface library built upon the mongodb library

Import

import { MongoDBHandler } from 'mongodb-if'

Initialise

The MongoDBHandler class is the core of the MongoDB interface, you can create the database interface instance using:

const DBHandler = MongoDBHandler({connectionDomain, connectionOptions, dbNameList, dbListOptions});

const handlerOptions: MongoDBInterface = {
  connectionDomain: 'mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017',
  connectionOptions: {
    ...
  },
  dbNameList: ['DB1', 'DB2'],
  dbListOptions: [{ replicaSet: 'myRepl' }],

const DBHandler = MongoDBHandler(handlerOptions);

Initialisation parameters

connectionDomain refers to your MongoDB connection string, a typical connection string might be mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017
connectionOptions refer to your MongoDB connection options which can be found under MongoDBClient documentation and are defined by the interface MongoClientOptions
dbNameList is a string array containing the names of each database you wish to connect to.
dbListOptions is a MongoClientCommonOption array containing the connection parameters for each database in dbNameList (see Connection string options)

Available Functions

All the following command have the optional argument dbName (note: if this is not provided, the first (or only) database in list will be selected)

connect()

Establish a connection to each of the requested databases Returns Promise Success

disconnect()

Close a connection to all databases Returns boolean Success

getDatabaseObjectList() :MongoDBListInterface[]

Get the list of associated databases, includes name and database object Returns MongoDBListInterface[] Database list

getDatabaseClient()

Return the MongoDB Client Object. Typically used for MongoDB commands that are not supported under this library (however issues and PRs are appreciated)

getDatabaseObject(string)

Return a MongoDB Database Object. Typically used for MongoDB commands that are not supported under this library (however issues and PRs are appreciated)

getDataItem(HandlerGetItemSingle)

Retrieve a data item, Command arguments, Required: collectionName and Query

getDataItemsMany(HandlerGetItemMany)

Retrieve multiple data items, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, Optional: Query, limit, skip, sort

limit: Pass a number to restrict number of items retrieved
skip: Pass a number to skip to first x matching results
Sort: Pass an object for a field to sort by, use 1 for ascending, -1 for descending. E.g. { age: 1 }

addDataItem(HandlerAddItem)

Add a data item, Command arguments, Required: collectionName and data, Optional: options

addMultipleDataItems(HandlerAddItemMultiple)

Add multiple data items, Command arguments, Required: collectionName and data, Optional: options

modifyDataItem(HandlerEditItem)

Modify or append a data item, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, query and Data, Optional: options

modifyDataItemsMany(HandlerEditItem)

Modify or append multiple data items matching query, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, query and Data, Optional: options

countDataItems(HandlerCountItems)

Determine number of data items in the database collection, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, Optional: query & options

isCapped(HandlerIsCapped)

Returns whether the collection is capped or not, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, Optional: options

getOptions(HandlerGetOptions)

Returns collection options, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, Optional: options

getFieldList(HandlerGetFieldList)

Retrieve every value with the matching field (database key) as a list, Command arguments, Required: collectionName & fieldName, Optional: options, query

getIndices(HandlerGetindices)

Returns an array that holds a list of documents that identify and describe the existing indexes on the collection, Command arguments, Required: collectionName, Optional: options