Mongoose-events

Mongoose-events is a plugin for Mongoose MongoDB ODM written on Typescript. The goal of this plugin - to extend the list of events.

Installation

First install node.js and mongodb. Then:

$ npm install mongoose-events

Overview

Importing module

First, we need to import this module.

import {mongooseEventsSerialPlugin} from 'mongoose-events';

Connecting with Mongoose

After module has been imported we need to connect this plugin with Mongoose

Global Plugin registration

Want to register a plugin for all schemas? The mongoose singleton has a .plugin() function that registers a plugin for every schema. For example:

import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import {mongooseEventsSerialPlugin} from 'mongoose-events';
mongoose.plugin(mongooseEventsSerialPlugin);

Per Schema Plugin registration

import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import {mongooseEventsSerialPlugin} from 'mongoose-events';
var Game = new mongoose.Schema({ ... });
Game.plugin(mongooseEventsSerialPlugin);

This kind of registration means that's events should be raise for Game model only.

More detail about plugin registration here

Plugins types

At this time only Serial execution supported. more

Using new events

This plugins emit that events: `

onBeforeInit            // ?
onBeforeCreate          // before new record in mongodb creates 
onBeforeUpdate          // before existing record in mongodb updates
onBeforeRemove          // before removing document from mongodb
onBeforeValidate        // before validation starts
onAfterInit             // ?
onAfterCreate           // after new record in mongodb created
onAfterUpdate           // after existing record in mongodb updates
onAfterRemove           // after removing document from mongodb
onAfterValidate         // after validation runs
onAfterFindAndRemove    // after model.findOneAndRemove(conditions, options, callback) call
onAfterFindAndUpdate    // after model.findOneAndUpdate(conditions, options, callback) call
onAfterInsertMany       // after model.insertMany(array, callback) call
onBeforeCount           // before model.count(QueryObject) call
onBeforeFind            // before model.find(QueryObject) call
onBeforeFindOne         // before model.findOne(QueryObject) call
onAfterCount            // after model.count(QueryObject) call
onAfterFind             // after model.find(QueryObject) call
onAfterFindOne          // after model.findOne(QueryObject) call
onBeforeFindAndRemove   // before model.findOneAndRemove(conditions, options, callback) call
onBeforeFindAndUpdate   // before model.findOneAndUpdate(conditions, options, callback) call
onBeforeInsertMany      // before model.insertMany(array, callback) call

`

Also events names available from EventNames class

Usage:

import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import {mongooseEventsSerialPlugin,EventNames} from 'mongoose-events';
var Game = new mongoose.Schema({ ... });
Game.plugin(mongooseEventsSerialPlugin);
Game
    .on(EventNames.ON_AFTER_CREATE,function() {
        //**code here**/
    })
    .on(EventNames.ON_AFTER_REMOVE,function() {
        //**code here**/
    })

For globally plugin registration this events should be available in every created Schema

Note There are new property added to your model is $$isNewRecord witch keep model state. Don't use it for personal goals.

On next iteration

- Add support for query events WIP
        'onBeforeCount'         implemented
        'onBeforeFind'          implemented
        'onBeforeFindOne'       implemented
        'onAfterCount'          implemented
        'onAfterFind'           implemented
        'onAfterFindOne'        implemented
        'onBeforeFindAndRemove' implemented
        'onBeforeFindAndUpdate' implemented
        'onBeforeInsertMany'    implemented
        'onAfterFindAndRemove'  implemented
        'onAfterFindAndUpdate'  implemented
        'onAfterInsertMany'     implemented

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