MDocument
Simple DRM for async mongo motor client
Usage
import asyncio
from mdocument import Document, DatabaseClient
client1 = DatabaseClient(uri="localhost")
class Comment(Document):
_collection_ = "comments"
_database_ = "mdocument"
_client_ = client1
class Video(Document):
_collection_ = "videos"
_database_ = "mdocument"
_client_ = client1
@Document.related(self_field="_id", other_field="video")
def comments(self):
return Comment
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
Document.setup(loop, "localhost", "test_database")
async def main():
video = await Video.create(
title="Test",
)
comment1 = await Comment.create(
video=video._id,
message="First!",
)
comment2 = await Comment.create(
video=video._id,
message="Second!"
)
loop.run_until_complete(main())
Now we can easily access our comments using our related documents
print(await video.comments)
[
Comment(_id=5e7533d55eb6a8c6d24d3cc7, video=5e7533d55eb6a8c6d24d3cc6, message=First!),
Comment(_id=5e7533d55eb6a8c6d24d3cc8, video=5e7533d55eb6a8c6d24d3cc6, message=Second!)
]
Document methods
Here is a list of Document basic methods
.create
async def create(cls, loop=None, update_immediately=False, **kwargs):
If you want to create a new document you can do it easily with .create method. Example:
import asyncio
from mdocument import Document, DatabaseClient
class Message(Document):
_collection_ = "messages"
_database_ = "mdocument"
_client_ = DatabaseClient(host="localhost")
Document.setup(loop, "localhost", "test_database")
loop.run_until_complete(
Message.create(from_user="admin", text="Test message!")
)
This will create document in database:
{
'_id': ObjectId('5e75373e5eb6a8c6d14d3ccd'),
'from_user': 'admin',
'text': "Test message!"
}
.push_update
Updates document and all @related fields.
await Message.push_update()
.delete
Deletion of document from database. Based on your set @related rules all related documents will be modified too.
message = await Message.one(from_user="admin")
await message.delete()
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