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mongoose-plugin-tags

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mongoose-plugin-tags

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A mongoose.js plugin to automatically generate tags from a document path.

Note: tagging updates occur when document is saved.

Installation

npm i --save mongoose-plugin-tags

API Reference

Example

var tagsPlugin = require('mongoose-plugin-tags');
var schema = Schema({...});
schema.plugin(tagsPlugin[, OPTIONS]);

mongoose-plugin-tags~options

Kind: inner property of mongoose-plugin-tags

Param Type Default Description
[options] object
options.path string "tags" the path to create the propterty for storing tags.
options.optionKey string "tags" the path options key to mark paths for inclusion in tagging.
options.options object property options to set (type will always be an Array of String). (e.g. {select: false})
options.match string "/[##][a-z_0-9]+/g" the regular expression to match tags.
options.map string "function" the function to strip tag indicators (e.g. '#'). Defaults to stripping the first character from a tag.

Examples

With A Single Field

var tagsPlugin = require('mongoose-plugin-tags');
var schema = Schema({
  foo: {
    type: String,
    tags: true // indicates that foo should be included in tagging
  },
  bar: {type: String} // will not be included
});
schema.plugin(tagsPlugin);

var Foo = mongoose.model('Foo', schema);
var foo = Foo(); // foo.tags --> []
foo.foo = 'I just leanered what a hashtag is #BehindTheTimes'; // foo.tags --> []
foo.save(); // foo.tags --> ['BehindTheTimes']

With Mulitple Fields

var tagsPlugin = require('mongoose-plugin-tags');
var schema = Schema({
  foo: {
    type: String,
    tags: true // indicates that foo should be included in tagging
  },
  bar: {
    type: String,
    tags: true // indicates that bar should be included in tagging
  }
});
schema.plugin(tagsPlugin);

var Foo = mongoose.model('Foo', schema);
var foo = Foo(); // foo.tags --> []
foo.foo = 'You know what grinds my gears? #rant'; // foo.tags --> []
foo.bar = '#People #who #use #hashtags #like #this'; // foo.tags --> []
foo.save(); // foo.tags --> ['rant', 'people', 'who', 'use', 'hashtags', 'like', 'this']

License

Apache 2.0

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1.2.2

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