Open vkiranmaniya opened 3 years ago
Added possibility to pass the model function arguments in the case of the model function accepts an argument. Conder the usecase.
Mongoose model definition in feathers.js and feathers-mongoose
module.exports = function(app) { const modelName = 'category'; const mongooseClient = app.get('mongooseClient'); const schema = new mongooseClient.Schema({ name: String, }, { timestamps: true, }); if (mongooseClient.modelNames().includes(modelName)) { mongooseClient.deleteModel(modelName); } return mongooseClient.model(modelName, schema); };
The plugin code, which will actually initiate the seeder
const path = require('path'); const seeder = require('mongoose-seed'); const seedable = require('./seeder/seed'); const logger = require('./logger'); module.exports = function(app) { seeder.connect(app.get('mongodb'), function() { // requires the app argument to load the model seeder.loadModels([ path.join(__dirname, 'models/category.model.js') ], app); seeder.clearModels(['category'], function() { seeder.populateModels(seedable, function() { seeder.disconnect(); }); }); }); } };
Added possibility to pass the model function arguments in the case of the model function accepts an argument. Conder the usecase.
Mongoose model definition in feathers.js and feathers-mongoose
The plugin code, which will actually initiate the seeder