mongoose-friendly-id v1.0.4

mongoose-friendly-id

a simple mongoose plugin that populates .slug when the given prop is set.

installation

$ npm install mongoose-friendly-id

Usage

slug = require 'mongoose-friendly-id'
schema.plugin slug, 'name'

User = mongoose.model 'User', schema

user = new User
user.name = 'Hello world'
user.slug #=> 'hello-world'
user.slugs #=> ['hello-world']

user.name = 'Beautiful world'
user.slug #=> 'beautiful-world'
user.slugs #=> ['hello-world', 'beautiful-world']

user2 = new User
user2.slug #=> ObjectId('54ffa7b0f7ce3ce55b6d8515')
user2.slugs #=> [ObjectId('54ffa7b0f7ce3ce55b6d8515')]

User.findByFriendlyId 'hello-world', (err, user) ->
  user.slug #=> 'hello-world'
  user.slugs #=> ['hello-world', 'beautiful-world']

To use different slug candidates pass them as array

slug = require 'mongoose-friendly-id'
schema.plugin slug, ['name', 'job']

User = mongoose.model 'User', schema

user = new User( name: 'Victor Kim', job: 'coffeescript programmer')
user.slug #=> 'victor-kim-coffeescript-programmer'
user.slugs #=> ['victor-kim-coffeescript-programmer']

To use different slug candidates pass them as function

slug = require 'mongoose-friendly-id'
schema.plugin slug, (model) ->
  "#{model.name}--#{model.job}" if model.name and model.job
  
User = mongoose.model 'User', schema
user = new User( name: 'Victor Kim', job: 'coffeescript programmer')
user.slug #=> 'victor-kim--coffeescript-programmer'
user.slugs #=> ["victor-kim--coffeescript-programmer"]

License

MIT