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mongoo

A collection of essential plugins and utilities for working with MongoDB and Mongoose.

Getting Started

Install the module with: npm install mongoo

var mongoo = require('mongoo');

Documentation

Currently includes the following plugins:

encrypt_path - create a path encrypted on save
confirm_path - create a path that requires a matching virtual confirmation path before being set
timestamps - add created and updated timestamps to a model
path_token - require an expiring token to update a path (i.e. password reset)
start_end - add validator to ensure one date path does not follow another
min_max - add validator to ensure one numeric path is lte another
require_together - add validator to require several paths to be set, if any of them are set
set_predicate - expands on Mongoose's array operators, providing atomic array operations using iterators
set_save - update path(s) and save with all validations
url_path - validate that a path is a valid URL
email_path - validate that a path is a valid email
phone_path - validate that a path is a valid phone number
location_path - combines with locup to create a geolocation. Path includes geocoding and reverse geocoding methods to populate coordinate and human-readable location information
file_path - combines with fstk to represent system files as Mongoose paths. Paths acquire helpful methods for file manipulation, while including middelware to keep the target file in sync with Mongoose.
solr - combines with solrdex to add blazing-fast and powerful Solr full-text searching to any Mongoose model.
schedule - represents a chronological schedule and all the fun validations that entails (still in progress)
access_control - combines with rol to provide powerful access control and scoping for models and their documents -- drop this in to create an instant API
payment - combines with pa1d to provide payment processing in Mongoose. Create payment accounts and store payment methods using common payment gateways, then perform transactions, keeping records in Mongo.