0.2.6 • Published 8 years ago
mongoose-observables v0.2.6
mongoose-observables
npm install mongoose-observables --save
Getting started
var mongoose = require('mongoose');
Job = mongoose.model('Job', new mongoose.Schema({
title: String
}));
model.Person = mongoose.model('Person', new mongoose.Schema({
name: String,
job: {
type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId,
ref: 'Job'
}
}));
Create Job
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
observables.creator
.create(Job, {title: "developer"})
.subscribe(job => console.log(job), err {
throw err;
});
Create Person with existing job
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
observables.creator()
.create(Person, {name: 'Octocat'}, [{name: 'job', data: observables.finder.findOne(Job, {title: "developer"})}])
.subscribe(person => console.log(person), err {
throw err;
});
Create Person and job
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
observables.creator()
.create(Person, {name: 'Other Octocat'}, [{name: 'job', data: observables.creator.create(Job, {title: "firefighter"})}])
.subscribe(person => console.log(person), err {
throw err;
});
Create 3 jobs
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
var Rx = require('Rx');
var job1 = observables.creator.create(Job, {title: "developer"})
var job2 = observables.creator.create(Job, {title: "firefighter"})
var job3 = observables.creator.create(Job, {title: "teacher"})
Rx.Observable.forkJoin([job1, job2, job3]).subscribe(data => console.log(data), err => {
throw err;
});
Find Person and populate job
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
observables.finder
.findOne(Person, {name: 'Octocat'}, null, {job: null})
.subscribe(person => console.log(person), err {
throw err;
});
Find Person with only name and populate job with only title
var observables = require('mongoose-observables');
observables.finder
.findOne(Person, {name: 'Octocat'}, "name -_id", {job: "title -_id"})
.subscribe(person => console.log(person), err {
throw err;
});