condor-mongoose

This module allows you to create CRUD services over GRPC in less than 5 minutes.


How to use (Summary)

- Just define your protos, and your mongoose models.
- Setup your service using condor-framework and extending the CrudBaseService class.
- Voilá, you have a working CRUD service over gRPC, connected to mongo (using mongoose).

Features

- Automatic CRUD generation (list, insert, update, get, delete)
- Supports subdocuments and related models
- Allows queries (where, fields, limit, skip, sort)
- Allows automatic population of related models (populate)

Installation

``bash
npm i --save condor-framework mongoose condor-mongoose
`

How to use

1. Define the proto file.

`proto
syntax = "proto3";
package bussiness;

message Where {
string field = 1;
string value = 2;
Matcher matcher = 3;
}
message Sort {
string field = 1;
int32 value = 2;
}

enum Matcher {
STRING = 0;
REGEX = 1;
OBJECT = 2;
}

message QueryRequest {
repeated Where where = 1; // empty => all
repeated string fields = 2; // empty => all
int32 limit = 3; // 0 => unlimited
int32 skip = 4; // 0 => none
repeated Sort sort = 5;
}

message PersonUpdate {
string id = 1;
repeated string fields = 2;
Person data = 3;
}

message Empty {}

message IdRequest {
string id = 1;
}

message Person {
string id = 1;
string name = 2;
int32 age = 3;
}

service PersonsService {
rpc List (QueryRequest) returns (Person) {}
rpc Insert (Person) returns (Person) {}
rpc Update (PersonUpdate) returns (Person) {}
rpc Get (IdRequest) returns (Person) {}
rpc Delete (IdRequest) returns (Empty) {}
}
`
2. Create a service that extends from CrudBaseService.

`js
const CrudBaseService = require('condor-mongoose');
const mongoose = require('mongoose');

const personSchema = {
'name': String,
'age': Number,
};

const Person = mongoose.model('Person', new mongoose.Schema(personSchema));

module.exports = class extends CrudBaseService {
constructor() {
super(Person);
}
};
`
Note: CrudBaseService contains base methods (insert, update, delete, get, list),
sub documents methods (push, addToSet, remove, update and replace) and related models
methods (push, addToSet, remove and replace).

3. Initialize the service.
`js
const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const Condor = require('condor-framework');
const Promise = require('bluebird');
const PersonService = require('./models/personService');

mongoose.Promise = Promise;
mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost/business');

const protoPath = './bussiness.proto';
condor = new Condor()
.addService(protoPath, 'business.PersonService', new PersonService())
.start();
``

License and Credits

MIT License. Copyright 2017 Devsu LLC, a great node development team