Use mongoDB like this:
mongoq("testdb").collection("users").find().toArray().done( function(docs){} ).fail( function(err){} )
;
Base on node-mongodb-native
- Standard [connection string format][connection string]
- Full node-mongodb-native methods supports
- Chainable api
- Introduce into jQuery Deferred which is based on the CommonJS Promises/A design. => v0.2
- Control-flow => v0.2
npm install mongoq
var assert = require("assert") , mongoq = require("../index.js") , db = mongoq("mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/mongoqTest") , User = db.collection("users"); User.remove() //clear test date .done( function() { User.insert( [{ _id: 1, name: "Jack", age: 22 }, { _id: 2, name: "Lucy", age: 20 }] ) //Add Jack and Lucy .and( User.insert( { _id: 3, name: "Mike", age: 21 } ) ) //Add Mike synchronous .and( function(u1, u2) { // Will find after add Jack, Lucy and Mike return User.findOne( { name: u2[0]["name"] } ) } ) .done( function(u1, u2, u3) { //All be done assert.deepEqual( u1, [{ _id: 1, name: "Jack", age: 22 }, { _id: 2, name: "Lucy", age: 20 }], "Insert first" ); assert.deepEqual( u2, [{ _id: 3, name: "Mike", age: 21 }], "insert second" ); assert.deepEqual( u3, { _id: 3, name: "Mike", age: 21 }, "Find after insert" ); db.close(); } ) .fail( function( err ) { // Any error occur console.log( err ); } ); } ) .fail( function( err ) { // Faild to remove console.log( err ); } );
Mongoq bridge all the methods and events from mongodb native database and mongodb native collections, and make it chainable.
###Access BSON
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var BSON = mongoq.BSON; var ObjectID = BSON.ObjectID;
###Database
Provide a simple [connection string][connection string]
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); //use default server localhost:27017, poolSize 1 var db = mongoq("testdb"); //use options db = mongoq("testdb", {host: "127.0.0.1", port: "27017"}); //connection string db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); // Connect and login to the "testdb" database as user "admin" with passowrd "foobar" db = mongoq("mongodb://admin:foobar@localhost:27017/testdb?poolSize=2"); //Repl set servers db = mongoq("mongodb://admin:foobar@localhost:27017,localhost:27018/testdb?reconnectWait=2000;retries=20"); //Add user db.addUser("admin", "foobar", function(err) {});
methods
- close(callback)
- admin(callback)
- collectionNames(collectionName?, callback)
- collection(collectionName, options?, callback)
- collections(callback)
- dereference(dbRef, callback)
- logout(options, callback) Logout user from server, Fire off on all connections and remove all auth info
- authenticate(username, password, callback)
- addUser(username, password, callback)
- removeUser(username, callback)
- createCollection(collectionName, options?, callback)
- dropCollection(collectionName, callback)
- renameCollection(fromCollection, toCollection, callback)
- lastError(options, connectionOptions, callback)
- error(options, callback)
- lastStatus(callback)
- previousErrors(callback)
- executeDbCommand(commandHash, options?, callback)
- executeDbAdminCommand(commandHash, callback)
- resetErrorHistory(callback)
- createIndex(collectionName, fieldOrSpec, options?, callback) Create an index on a collection
- ensureIndex(collectionName, fieldOrSpec, options?, callback) Ensure index, create an index if it does not exist
- dropIndex(collectionName, indexName, callback) Drop Index on a collection
- indexInformation(collectionName, options..., callback)
- dropDatabase(callback)
- cursorInfo(callback) Fetch the cursor information
- executeCommand(dbCommand, options, callback)
###Collection
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); var users = db.collection("users"); users.insert({name: "Jack", phone: 1234567, email: "[email protected]"});
methods
- insert (docs, options?, callback?)
- remove (selector?, options?, callback?)
- rename (newName, callback)
- insertAll (docs, options?, callback?)
- save (doc, options?, callback?)
- update (selector, document, options?, callback?) // options:upsert,multi,safe
- distinct (key, query?, callback?)
- count (query?, callback)
- drop (callback)
- findAndModify (query, sort, doc, options?, callback?) // options: remove,unshift,new
- find () //return Cursor
- findOne (queryObject, options?, callback)
- createIndex (fieldOrSpec, options, callback?)
- ensureIndex (fieldOrSpec, options, callback?)
- indexInformation (options, callback)
- dropIndex (name, callback)
- dropIndexes (callback)
- mapReduce (map, reduce, options, callback)
- group (keys, condition, initial, reduce, command, callback)
- options (callback)
###Cursor
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); var users = db.collection("users"); var cursor = users.find(); cursor.toArray(function(err, users){ db.close(); });
methods
- toArray(callback)
- each(callback)
- count(callback)
- sort(keyOrList, direction) //=> this
- limit(limit) //=> this
- skip(limit) //=> this
- batchSize(limit) //=> this
- nextObject(callback)
- getMore(callback)
- explain(callback)
###Deferred Object
MongoQ introduce into jQuery Deferred since v0.2, you can find more documents about jQuery Deferred Object at here.
MongoQ make all mongodb asynchronous processes to return with a Promise Object.
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); var users = db.collection("users"); users.find().toArray() .done( function( docs ) { //=> users } ) .done( function( docs ) { //=> users } ) .fail( function( error ) { //=> error } ) .then( function( docs ) { //=> users }, function( error ) { //=> error } );
methods
- done( doneCallbacks [, doneCallbacks] ) //=> Add handlers to be called when the Deferred object is resolved.
- fail( failCallbacks [, failCallbacks] ) //=> Add handlers to be called when the Deferred object is rejected.
- then( doneCallbacks, failCallbacks ) //=> Add handlers to be called when the Deferred object is resolved or rejected.
- always( alwaysCallbacks ) //=> Add handlers to be called when the Deferred object is either resolved or rejected.
Notice: Please don't use find().each().done(...
, the callbacks will be called only once.
###Control-flow
MongoQ add two methods called and
and next
to the Promise Object for the mongodb's parallel execution, serial execution and error handling painless.
and: run promise object series or parallel and then serialize the result
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); var users = db.collection("users"); var messages = db.collection("messages"); users.count() .and( users.findOne() ) // parallel .and( function( user ) { // serial when in function return user ? messages.find({ user: user._id }).toArray() : []; } ) .done( function( num, user, msgs ) { //num from users.count //user from users.findOne //msgs from messages.find } ) .fail( function( err ) {} );
next: run promise object series then give the result to the next
var mongoq = require("mongoq"); var db = mongoq("mongodb://localhost/testdb"); var users = db.collection("users"); var messages = db.collection("messages"); users.findOne() .next( function( user ) { // serial when in function return user ? messages.find({ user: user._id }).toArray() : []; } ) .done( function( msgs ) { //msgs from messages.find } ) .fail( function( err ) {} );
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