npm package: @shekhei/orientose
Description: OrientDB ODM with support for schemas inspired by mongoose
Author: Zlatko Fedor
Latest version: 0.3.20

# Orientose

Orientose is a OrientDB object modeling with support of schemas inspired by mongoose. Some features of mongoose are used in simplified way. Orientose will create database structure for you automatically from your schema. 


## Features
 * Default values
 * Virtual computed properties
 * Define schemas
 * Extended validation (sync, async)
 * Pre/post hooks for save, update, remove
 * Create db structure and indexes from your schema automatically
 * Plugins like in mongoose

### TR|TD
Right know we have support only for schema-full. 

## Running Tests

```sh
npm test
```

## Usage

### Create Connection

```js
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;

var connection = new Orientose({
	host: 'localhost',
	port: 2424,
	username: 'root',
	password: 'yourpassword'
}, 'mydb'); 
```


### Create Schema

```js
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;
var geojson = require('orientose-geojson');

var schema = new Schema({
	name: { type: String, required: true, index: true, text: true },
	isAdmin : { type: Boolean, default: false, readonly: true },
	points  : { type: Number, default: 30, notNull: true, min: 0, max: 99999 },
	address : {
		city   : { type: String },
		street : { type: String } 
	},
	tags    : [String]
});

schema.virtual('niceName').get(function() {
	return 'Cool ' + this.name;
});

schema.pre('save', function(done) {
	this.address.city = 'Kosice';
	this.tags.push('admin', 'people');
	done();
});

schema.index({ tags: 1 }, { unique: true} );

schema.plugin(geojson);
```

### Create Model

```js
var User = connection.model('User', schema);
```

### Create Document from Model

```js
User.create({
	name: 'Peter Max'
}, function(err, user) {
	if(err) {
		return console.log(err.message);
	}

	user.name.should.equal('Peter Max');
	user.niceName.should.equal('Cool Peter Max');
	user.address.city.should.equal('Kosice'); //there is a pre save hook
	user.tags.length.should.equal(2); //there is a pre save hook
});
```

Alternative way with instance of document

```js
var user = new User({
	name: 'Peter Max'
});

user.points = 45;

user.save(function(err, user) {
	if(err) {
		return console.log(err.message);
	}

	user.name.should.equal('Peter Max');
	user.points.should.equal(45);
});
```

### Create Vertex model

```js
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;

var personSchema = new Schema.V({
	name    : { type: String },
	address : {
		city   : { type: String },
		street : { type: String }
	}
});

var Person = connection.model('Person', personSchema);
```

### Create Edge model

```js
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;

var followSchema = new Schema.E({
	when: { type: Date, default: Date.now, required: true }
}, {
	unique: true //unique index for properties in/out
});

var Follow = connection.model('Follow', followSchema);
```

### Create edge
	
```js
var Person = connection.model('Person');
var Follow = connection.model('Follow');
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;

var followSchema = new Schema.E({
	when: { type: Date, default: Date.now, required: true }
}, {
	unique: true //unique index for properties in/out
});

var Follow = connection.model('Follow', followSchema);
Person.findOne({ name: 'Zlatko Fedor'}, function(err, person1) {
	Person.findOne({ name: 'Luca'}, function(err, person2) {
		Follow.create({
			from: person1,
			to: person2
		}, function(err, follow) {
			console.log(follow.when);
		});
	});
});
```

### Properties
	
#### Set properties
You can use dot notation

```js
var Person = connection.model('Person');

Person.findOne({ name: 'Zlatko Fedor'}, function(err, person) {
	person.set({
		name: 'Luca',
		'address.city': 'Presov',
		address: {
			street: 'Svabska'
		}
	});

	person.name.should.equal('Luca');
	person.address.city.should.equal('Presov');
	person.address.street.should.equal('Svabska');
});
```

#### Model.findOne
Finds a single document.

```js
User.findOne({
	name: 'Zlatko Fedor'
}, function(err, user) {
	user.name.should.equal('Zlatko Fedor');
});	
```

#### Model.find
Finds multiple documents.

```js
User.find({
	name: 'Zlatko Fedor'
}, function(err, users) {
});	
```

#### Model.findByRid (alias Model.findById)
Finds a single document by rid.

```js
User.findByRid(rid, function(err, user) {
	user.name = 'Luca';

	user.save(function(err, affectedRows) {
		affectedRows.should.equal(1);
	});
});
```

#### Model.removeByRid
Remove a single document by a documents rid.

```js
User.removeByRid(rid, function(err, affectedRows) {
	affectedRows.should.equal(1);
});	
```

#### Schema.add
Adds key path / schema type pairs to this schema.

```js
schema.add({
	name: { type: String }
});	
```

#### Schema.set(key, value)
Sets a schema option.

```js
schema.set('name', { type: String });	
```

#### Schema.get(key)
Gets a schema option.

```js
var options = schema.get('name');	
options.type.should.equal(String);
```

#### Schema.eachPath(fn)
Iterates the schemas paths similar to Array#forEach.

```js
schema.eachPath(function(path, config) {
	path.should.equal('name');
});
```

#### Schema.pre(method, callback)
Defines a pre hook for the document.

```js
schema.pre('save', function (next) {
	if (!this.name) this.name = 'Zlatko Fedor';
	next();
});
```

#### Schema.virtual(name, [options])
Creates a virtual type with the given name.

```js
schema.virtual('niceName').get(function () {
	return 'Mr. ' + this.name;
});
```

#### Schema.plugin(plugin, opts)
Registers a plugin for this schema.

```js
var plugin = require('your-plugin-name');

schema.plugin(plugin, {
	timeout: 3000
});
```

#### Schema.method(method, fn)
Adds an instance method to documents constructed from Models compiled from this schema.

```js
schema.method('addSomePoints', function(value, callback) {
	this.points += value;
	this.save(callback);
});

var User = connection.model('User', schema);
var user = new User();

user.addSomePoints();
```

#### Schema.static(name, fn)
Adds static "class" methods to Models compiled from this schema.

```js
schema.static('findByName', function(name, callback) {
	return this.find({ name: name }, callback);
});

var User = connection.model('User', schema);
User.findByName('Zlatko Fedor', function (err, user) {

});
```

#### Schema types
If you need to use other types from orient you can use Orientose.Type

```js
var Orientose = require('orientose');
var Schema = Orientose.Schema;

var schema = new Schema({
	count  : { type: Orientose.Type.Integer },
	count2 : { type: Orientose.Type.Long }
});	
```

		
## Credits

[Zlatko Fedor](http://github.com/seeden)

## License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Zlatko Fedor zlatkofedor@cherrysro.com

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