mage-vaulthelper-couchbase

Accessing vault backends directly is generally considered to be tedious in MAGE. This will help you by creating object instances to access Couchbase directly, so that you may do N1QL and view query calls.

It will also allow you to define how many N1QL query calls should run at once, and how many should be queued.

Installation

npm install --save mage-vaulthelper-couchbase

Usage

Examples are written in TypeScript, but this library can also be used in pure JavaScript

First, you will need to create a helper instance somewhere.

./lib/vaults/index.ts

import * as couchbase from 'mage-vaulthelper-couchbase'
 
export const volatileVault = new couchbase.Helper('volatileVault')
export const userVault = new couchbase.Helper('userVault')
export const gameVault = new couchbase.Helper('gameVault')

You will probably want to add all your other vault helpers in here, if you have any.

Then, to access from your modules:

./lib/modules/players/index.ts

import * as mage from 'mage'
import {
  userVault
} from '../../vaults'
 
exports.list = async function (state: mage.core.IState) {
  const results = await userVault.query('select 1') // or another query
 
  mage.logger.debug.data({
    results 
  }).log('got results')
 
  return results
}

Acknowledgements

@AlmirKadric for writing the initial version of this helper.

License

MIT