Mongo Go Models

The Mongo ODM for Go

• Features
• Requirements
• Install
• Usage
• Bugs / Feature Reporting
• Communication
• Contributing
• License

Features

• Define your models and do CRUD operations with hooks before/after each operation.
• mgm makes Mongo search and aggregation super easy to do in Golang.
• Just set up your configs one time and get collections anywhere you need those.
• mgm predefined all Mongo operators and keys, So you don't have to hardcode them.
• The wrapper of the official Mongo Go Driver.

Requirements

• Go 1.10 or higher.
• MongoDB 2.6 and higher.

Install

go get github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3

Usage

To get started, import the mgm package, setup default config:

import (
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3"
   "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/mongo/options"
)

func init() {
   // Setup mgm default config
   err := mgm.SetDefaultConfig(nil, "mgm_lab", options.Client().ApplyURI("mongodb://root:12345@localhost:27017"))
}

Define your model:

type Book struct {
   // DefaultModel add _id,created_at and updated_at fields to the Model
   mgm.DefaultModel `bson:",inline"`
   Name             string `json:"name" bson:"name"`
   Pages            int    `json:"pages" bson:"pages"`
}

func NewBook(name string, pages int) *Book {
   return &Book{
      Name:  name,
      Pages: pages,
   }
}

Insert new document:

book:=NewBook("Pride and Prejudice", 345)

// Make sure pass the model by reference.
err := mgm.Coll(book).Create(book)

Find one document

//Get document's collection
book := &Book{}
coll := mgm.Coll(book)

// Find and decode doc to the book model.
_ = coll.FindByID("5e0518aa8f1a52b0b9410ee3", book)

// Get first doc of collection 
_ = coll.First(bson.M{}, book)

// Get first doc of collection with filter
_ = coll.First(bson.M{"page":400}, book)

Update document

// Find your book
book:=findMyFavoriteBook()

// and update it
book.Name="Moulin Rouge!"
err:=mgm.Coll(book).Update(book)

Delete document

// Just find and delete your document
err := mgm.Coll(book).Delete(book)

Find and decode result:

result := []Book{}

err := mgm.Coll(&Book{}).SimpleFind(&result, bson.M{"age": bson.M{operator.Gt: 24}})

Model's default fields

Each model by default (by using DefaultModel struct) has this fields:

• _id : Document Id.

• created_at: Creation date of doc. On save new doc, autofill by Creating hook.

• updated_at: Last update date of doc. On save doc, autofill by Saving hook

Model's hooks:

Each model has these hooks :

• Creating: Call on creating a new model.
  Signature : Creating() error

• Created: Call on new model created.
  Signature : Created() error

• Updating: Call on updating model.
  Signature : Updating() error

• Updated : Call on models updated.
  Signature : Updated(result *mongo.UpdateResult) error

• Saving: Call on creating or updating the model.
  Signature : Saving() error

• Saved: Call on models Created or updated.
  Signature: Saved() error

• Deleting: Call on deleting model.
  Signature: Deleting() error

• Deleted: Call on models deleted.
  Signature: Deleted(result *mongo.DeleteResult) error

Notes about hooks:

• Each model by default use the Creating and Saving hooks, So if you want to define those hooks, call to DefaultModel hooks in your defined hooks.
• collection's methods which call to the hooks:
  • Create & CreateWithCtx
  • Update & UpdateWithCtx
  • Delete & DeleteWithCtx

Example:

func (model *Book) Creating() error {
   // Call to DefaultModel Creating hook
   if err:=model.DefaultModel.Creating();err!=nil{
      return err
   }

   // We can check if model fields is not valid, return error to
   // cancel document insertion .
   if model.Pages < 1 {
      return errors.New("book must have at least one page")
   }

   return nil
}

config :

mgm default config contains context timeout:

func init() {
   _ = mgm.SetDefaultConfig(&mgm.Config{CtxTimeout:12 * time.Second}, "mgm_lab", options.Client().ApplyURI("mongodb://root:12345@localhost:27017"))
}

// To get context , just call to Ctx() method.
ctx:=mgm.Ctx()

// Now we can get context by calling to `Ctx` method.
coll := mgm.Coll(&Book{})
coll.FindOne(ctx,bson.M{})

// Or call it without assign variable to it.
coll.FindOne(mgm.Ctx(),bson.M{})

Collection

Get model collection:

coll:=mgm.Coll(&Book{})

// Do something with the collection

mgm automatically detect model's collection name:

book:=Book{}

// Print your model collection name.
collName := mgm.CollName(&book)
fmt.Println(collName) // print: books

You can also set custom collection name for your model by implementing CollectionNameGetter interface:

func (model *Book) CollectionName() string {
   return "my_books"
}

// mgm return "my_books" collection
coll:=mgm.Coll(&Book{})

Get collection by its name (without need of defining model for it):

coll := mgm.CollectionByName("my_coll")
   
//Do Aggregation,... with collection

Customize model db by implementing CollectionGetter interface:

func (model *Book) Collection() *mgm.Collection {
    // Get default connection client
   _,client,_, err := mgm.DefaultConfigs()

   if err != nil {
      panic(err)
   }

   db := client.Database("another_db")
   return mgm.NewCollection(db, "my_collection")
}

Or return model collection from another connection:

func (model *Book) Collection() *mgm.Collection {
   // Create new client
   client, err := mgm.NewClient(options.Client().ApplyURI("mongodb://root:12345@localhost:27017"))

   if err != nil {
      panic(err)
   }

   // Get model db
   db := client.Database("my_second_db")

   // return model custom collection
   return mgm.NewCollection(db, "my_collection")
}

Aggregation

while we can haveing Mongo Go Driver Aggregate features, mgm also provide simpler methods to aggregate:

Run aggregate and decode result:

authorCollName := mgm.Coll(&Author{}).Name()
result := []Book{}


// Lookup in just single line
_ := mgm.Coll(&Book{}).SimpleAggregate(&result, builder.Lookup(authorCollName, "auth_id", "_id", "author"))

// Multi stage(mix of mgm builders and raw stages)
_ := mgm.Coll(&Book{}).SimpleAggregate(&result,
		builder.Lookup(authorCollName, "auth_id", "_id", "author"),
		M{operator.Project: M{"pages": 0}},
)

// Do something with result...

Do aggregate using mongo Aggregation method:

import (
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3"
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/builder"
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/field"
   . "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/bson"
   "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/bson/primitive"
)

// Author model collection
authorColl := mgm.Coll(&Author{})

cur, err := mgm.Coll(&Book{}).Aggregate(mgm.Ctx(), A{
    // S function get operators and return bson.M type.
    builder.S(builder.Lookup(authorColl.Name(), "author_id", field.Id, "author")),
})

More complex and mix with mongo raw pipelines:

import (
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3"
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/builder"
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/field"
   "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/operator"
   . "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/bson"
   "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/bson/primitive"
)

// Author model collection
authorColl := mgm.Coll(&Author{})

_, err := mgm.Coll(&Book{}).Aggregate(mgm.Ctx(), A{
    // S function get operators and return bson.M type.
    builder.S(builder.Lookup(authorColl.Name(), "author_id", field.Id, "author")),
    builder.S(builder.Group("pages", M{"books": M{operator.Push: M{"name": "$name", "author": "$author"}}})),
    M{operator.Unwind: "$books"},
})

if err != nil {
    panic(err)
}

Transaction

• To run a transaction on default connection use mgm.Transaction() function, e.g:

d := &Doc{Name: "Mehran", Age: 10}

err := mgm.Transaction(func(session mongo.Session, sc mongo.SessionContext) error {

       // do not forget to pass the session's context to the collection methods.
	err := mgm.Coll(d).CreateWithCtx(sc, d)

	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return session.CommitTransaction(sc)
})

• To run a transaction with your context, use mgm.TransactionWithCtx() method.
• To run a transaction on another connection, use mgm.TransactionWithClient() method.

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Mongo Go Models other packages

We implemented these packages to simplify query and aggregate in mongo

builder: simplify mongo query and aggregation.

operator : contain mongo operators as predefined variable.
(e.g Eq = "$eq" , Gt = "$gt")

field : contain mongo fields using in aggregation and ... as predefined variable. (e.g LocalField = "localField", ForeignField = "foreignField")

example:

import (
  "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3"
  f "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/field"
  o "github.com/Kamva/mgm/v3/operator"
  "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/bson"
)

// Instead of hard-coding mongo operators and fields 
_, _ = mgm.Coll(&Book{}).Aggregate(mgm.Ctx(), bson.A{
   bson.M{"$count": ""},
   bson.M{"$project": bson.M{"_id": 0}},
})

// Use predefined operators and pipeline fields.
_, _ = mgm.Coll(&Book{}).Aggregate(mgm.Ctx(), bson.A{
   bson.M{o.Count: ""},
   bson.M{o.Project: bson.M{f.Id: 0}},
})

Bugs / Feature request

New Features and bugs can be reported on Github issue tracker.

Communicate With Us

• Create new Topic at mongo-go-models Google Group
• Ask your question or request new feature by creating issue at Github issue tracker

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone your fork (git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/mgm && cd mgm)
3. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
4. Make changes and add them (git add .)
5. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some feature')
6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
7. Create new pull request

License

Mongo Go Models is released under the Apache License