Error occured while fetch all records

[asci]

on start I get this error:

[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version

and when I try to yield SomeModel.all();
this error throws:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'find' of undefined
      at Query.find (/Users/artem/Projects/elastic/metagen/node_modules/mongorito/lib/query.js:127:37)
      at GeneratorFunctionPrototype.next (native)

My model looks like

var Mongorito = require('mongorito');
var Model = Mongorito.Model;
Mongorito.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/mydb');

var Api = Model.extend({
    collection: function () {
        return 'apis';
    }
});

module.exports = Api;

I'm using Koajs and iojs

[vadimdemedes]

Does this error occur when using .find() or any other query methods?

[vadimdemedes]

It is also weird that you are getting this error, because I have this covered in tests and tests run ok (https://github.com/vdemedes/mongorito/blob/master/test/mongorito.test.js#L258).

[asci]

Yes, it occurs with find. Maybe it because in NPM mongorito v1.0.0 ?

[vadimdemedes]

Run npm rebuild to fix the following error:

[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version

[vadimdemedes]

Mongorito depends on some modules, that need to be compiled. When you switch Node.js/io.js version without npm rebuild, this error will appear.

[vadimdemedes]

Error reproduced, figuring out how to fix it, thanks for reporting!

[vadimdemedes]

Found a cause. It is because of .extend() way of defining your models. If you'll use ES6 classes, it should be fine. Meanwhile, I am trying to fix .extend() now.

[vadimdemedes]

Fixed and available on npm as mongorito@1.1.1.

[asci]

Thanks, that was really fast:)
btw, it is not my busy, but removing this way of defining model till even iojs doesn't have it without flag — not good)

[vadimdemedes]

Who said I removed .extend()? :D It's still there, but rewritten and working as expected! You can go back to defining models with .extend() now, but I strongly encourage you to switch to ES6 classes.