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Querymen

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Querystring parser middleware for MongoDB, Express and Nodejs

Install

npm install --save querymen

Examples

Pagination

Querymen has a default schema to handle pagination. This is the most simple and common usage.

var querymen = require('querymen');

app.get('/posts', querymen.middleware(), function(req, res) {
  var query = req.querymen;

  Post.find(query.query, query.select, query.cursor).then(function(posts) {
    // posts are proper paginated here
  });
});

User requests /posts?page=2&limit=20&sort=-createdAt req.querymen will be:

req.querymen = {
  query: {},
  select: {},
  cursor: {
    limit: 20, 
    skip: 20, 
    sort: {createdAt: -1}
  }
}

User requests /posts?q=term&fields=title,desc req.querymen will be:

When user requests /posts?q=term, querymen parses it to {keywords: /term/i}. It was designed to work with mongoose-keywords plugin, which adds a keywords field to schemas (check that out).

req.querymen = {
  query: {
    keywords: /term/i
  },
  select: {
    title: 1,
    desc: 1
  },
  cursor: {
    // defaults
    limit: 30, 
    skip: 0, 
    sort: {createdAt: -1}
  }
}

User requests /posts?fields=-title&sort=name,-createdAt req.querymen will be:

req.querymen = {
  query: {},
  select: {
    title: 0
  },
  cursor: {
    limit: 30, 
    skip: 0, 
    sort: {
      name: 1,
      createdAt: -1
    }
  }
}

Custom schema

You can define a custom schema, which will be merged into querymen default schema (explained above).

var querymen = require('querymen');

app.get('/posts', querymen.middleware({
  after: {
    type: Date,
    paths: ['createdAt']
    operator: '$gte'
  }
}), function(req, res) {
  Post.find(req.querymen.query).then(function(posts) {
    // ...
  });
});

User requests /posts?after=2016-04-23 req.querymen will be:

req.querymen = {
  query: {
    createdAt: {$gte: 1461369600000}
  },
  select: {},
  cursor: {
    // defaults
    limit: 30, 
    skip: 0, 
    sort: {createdAt: -1}
  }
}

Reusable schemas

You can create reusable schemas as well. Just instantiate a querymen.Schema object.

var querymen = require('querymen');

var schema = new querymen.Schema({
  tags: {
    type: [String],
  }
});

// user requests /posts?tags=world,travel
// req.querymen.query is {tags: {$in: ['world', 'travel']}}
app.get('/posts', querymen.middleware(schema));
app.get('/articles', querymen.middleware(schema));

Advanced schema

var querymen = require('querymen');

var schema = new querymen.Schema({
  active: Boolean, // shorthand to {type: Boolean}
  sort: '-createdAt', // shorthand to {type: String, default: '-createdAt'}
  term: {
    type: RegExp,
    paths: ['title', 'description'],
    bindTo: 'search' // default was 'query'
  },
  with_picture: {
    type: Boolean,
    paths: ['picture'],
    operator: '$exists'
  }
}, {
  page: false, // disable default parameter `page`
  limit: 'max_items' // change name of default parameter `limit` to `max_items`
});

app.get('/posts', querymen.middleware(schema), function(req, res) {
  // user requests /posts?term=awesome&with_picture=true&active=true&max_items=100
  // req.querymen.query is {picture: {$exists: true}, active: true}
  // req.querymen.cursor is {limit: 100, sort: {createdAt: -1}}
  // req.querymen.search is {$or: [{title: /awesome/i}, {description: /awesome/i}]}
});

Dynamic advanced schema

var querymen = require('querymen');
var schema = new querymen.Schema();

schema.formatter('scream', function(scream, value, param) {
  if (scream) {
    value = value.toUpperCase() + '!!!!!!!';
  }
  return value;
});

schema.param('text', null, {type: String}); // {type: String}
schema.param('text').option('scream', true); // {type: String, scream: true}
schema.param('text').value('help');
console.log(schema.param('text').value()); // HELP!!!!!!!

schema.validator('isPlural', function(isPlural, value, param) {
  return {
    valid: !isPlural || value.substr(-1) === 's',
    message: param.name + ' must be in plural form.'
  };
});

schema.param('text').option('isPlural', true); // {type: String, scream: true, isPlural: true}
console.log(schema.validate()); // false
schema.param('text', 'helps');
console.log(schema.validate()); // true
console.log(schema.param('text').value()); // HELPS!!!!!!!

schema.parser('elemMatch', function(elemMatch, value, path, operator) {
  if (elemMatch) {
    value = {[path]: {$elemMatch: {[elemMatch]: {[operator]: value}}}};
  }
  return value;
});

schema.param('text', 'ivegotcontrols');
console.log(schema.param('text').parse()); // {text: 'IVEGOTCONTROLS!!!!!!!'}

schema.param('text').option('elemMatch', 'prop');
console.log(schema.param('text').parse()); // {text: {$elemMatch: {prop: {$eq: 'IVEGOTCONTROLS!!!!!!!'}}}}

Geo queries

Querymen also support geo queries, but it's disabled by default. To enable geo queries you just need to set near option to true in schema options.

var querymen = require('querymen');

app.get('/places', querymen.middleware({}, {near: true}), function(req, res) {
  
});

Its paths option is set to ['location'] by default, but you can change this as well:

var querymen = require('querymen');

app.get('/places', 
  querymen.middleware({
    near: {paths: ['loc']}
  }, {
    near: true
  }), 
  function(req, res) {
  
  });

User requests /places?near=-22.332113,-44.312311 (latitude, longitude), req.querymen.query will be:

req.querymen.query = {
  loc: {
    $near: {
      $geometry: {
        type: 'Point',
        coordinates: [-44.312311, -22.332113]
      }
    }
  }
}

User requests /places?near=-22.332113,-44.312311&min_distance=200&max_distance=2000 (min_distance and max_distance in meters), req.querymen.query will be:

req.querymen.query = {
  loc: {
    $near: {
      $geometry: {
        type: 'Point',
        coordinates: [-44.312311, -22.332113]
      },
      $minDistace: 200,
      $maxDistance: 2000
    }
  }
}

You can also use legacy geo queries as well. Just set geojson option in param:

var querymen = require('querymen');

app.get('/places', 
  querymen.middleware({
    near: {
      paths: ['loc'],
      geojson: false
    }
  }, {
    near: true
  }), 
  function(req, res) {
  
  });

User requests /places?near=-22.332113,-44.312311&min_distance=200&max_distance=2000, req.querymen.query will be:

req.querymen.query = {
  loc: {
    $near: [-44.312311, -22.332113],
    // convert meters to radians automatically
    $minDistace: 0.000031,
    $maxDistance: 0.00031
  }
}

Error handling

// user requests /posts?category=world
var querymen = require('querymen');

var schema = new querymen.Schema({
  category: {
    type: String,
    enum: ['culture', 'general', 'travel']
  }
});

app.get('/posts', querymen.middleware(schema));

// create your own handler
app.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
  res.status(400).json(err);
});

// or use querymen error handler
app.use(querymen.errorHandler())

Response body will look like:

{
  "valid": false,
  "name": "enum",
  "enum": ["culture", "general", "travel"],
  "value": "world",
  "message": "category must be one of: culture, general, travel"
}

Contributing

This package was created with generator-rise. Please refer to there to understand the codestyle and workflow. Issues and PRs are welcome!

License

MIT © Diego Haz

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