Keeps a history of all changes of a document.
npm install mongoose-history
Or add it to your package.json
For starting history of your collection, you need to simply add the mongoose-history plugin:
var mongoose = require('mongoose')
, mongooseHistory = require('mongoose-history')
, Schema = mongoose.Schema
var Post = new Schema({
title: String
, message: String
, updated_for: String
})
Post.plugin(mongooseHistory)
This will generate a log from al your changes on this schema.
The plugin will create a new collection with format: originalCollectionName + _history, in example: posts_history. You can also change the name of the collection by setting the configuration customCollectionName:
var options = {customCollectionName: "post_hst"}
Post.plugin(mongooseHistory, options)
The history documents have the format:
{
_id: ObjectId,
t: Date // when history was made
o: "i" (insert) | "u" (update) | "r" (remove) // what happens with document
d: { // changed document data
_id: ObjectId
, title: String
, message: String
, updated_for: String
}
}
To improve queries perfomance in history collection you can define indexes, for example:
var options = {indexes: [{'t': -1, 'd._id': 1}]};
Post.plugin(mongooseHistory, options)
You can keep your history collection far away from your primary database or replica set. This can be useful for improve the architecture of your system.
Just create another connection to the new database and link the reference in historyConnection:
var secondConn = mongoose.createConnection('mongodb://localhost/another_conn');
var options = {historyConnection: secondConn}
Post.plugin(mongooseHistory, options)
If you need to store aditionnal data, use the metadata
option
It accepts a collection of objects. The parameters key
and value
are required.
You can specify mongoose options using the parameter schema
(defaults to {type: mongoose.Schema.Types.Mixed}
)
value
can be either a String (resolved from the updated object), or a function, sync or async
var options = {
metadata: [
{key: 'title', value: 'title'},
{key: 'titleFunc', value: function(original, newObject){return newObject.title}},
{key: 'titleAsync', value: function(original, newObject, cb){cb(null, newObject.title)}}
]
};
PostSchema.plugin(history,options);
module.exports = mongoose.model('Post_meta', PostSchema);
All modules with history plugin have following methods:
Get History Model of Model;
Clear all History collection;
The tests run against a local mongodb installation and use the following databases: mongoose-history-test
and mongoose-history-test-second
.
Custom connection uris can be provided via environment variables for e.g. using a username and password:
CONNECTION_URI='mongodb://username:password@localhost/mongoose-history-test' SECONDARY_CONNECTION_URI='mongodb://username:password@localhost/mongoose-history-test-second' mocha
- Plugin rewriting.
- update, findOneAndUpdate, findOneAndRemove support.
- TTL documents
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