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mongoose-seed

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mongoose-seed

mongoose-seed lets you populate and clear MongoDB documents with all the benefits of Mongoose validation.

Basic example

var seeder = require('mongoose-seed');

// Connect to MongoDB via Mongoose
seeder.connect('mongodb://localhost/sample-dev', function() {
    
    // Load Mongoose models
    seeder.loadModels([
        'app/model1File.js',
        'app/model2File.js'
    ]);

    // Clear specified collections
    seeder.clearModels(['Model1', 'Model2'], function() {
        // Callback to populate DB once collections have been cleared
        seeder.populateModels(data);
    });
});

// Data array containing seed data - documents organized by Model
var data = [
    { 
        'model': 'Model1',
        'documents': [
            {
                'name': 'Doc1'
                'value': 200
            },
            {
                'name': 'Doc2'
                'value': 400
            }
        ]
    }
];

Methods

seeder.connect(db, [callback])

Initializes connection to MongoDB via Mongoose singleton

seeder.loadModels(filePaths)

Loads mongoose models into Mongoose singleton. Only Models that have been loaded can be cleared or populated.

seeder.clearModels(modelArray, [callback])

Clears DB collection specified by each model in modelArray. Callback is executed after DB is cleared (useful for populateModels method)

seeder.populateModels(dataArray)

Populates MongoDB with documents in dataArray. dataArray consists of objects with 'model' and 'documents' keys, where 'documents' is an array of valid collection documents. Note that Mongoose Schema validation is enforced.