Aoxe.Mongo 2024.2.10

Aoxe.Mongo

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Provide an easy way to use Mongo as repository and with UpdateMany / DeleteMany in lambda style.

This project has implemented three packages:

• Aoxe.Mongo.Abstractions - The abstractions of aoxe mongo.
• Aoxe.Mongo.Client - The implements of Aoxe.Mongo.Abstractions.
• Aoxe.Mongo - The service provider extensions for Aoxe.Mongo.Client to simplify the IOC register.

QuickStart

Install the package from NuGet

PM> Install-Package Aoxe.Mongo

Register the AoxeMongoClient into IOC

serviceCollection.AddAoxeMongo("mongodb://localhost:27017", "test");

Inject the IAoxeMongoClient by reference Aoxe.Email.Abstractions.

PM> Install-Package Aoxe.Mongo.Abstractions

public class TestRepository
{
    private readonly IAoxeMongoClient _mongoClient;

    public TestRepository(IAoxeMongoClient mongoClient)
    {
        _mongoClient = mongoClient;
    }
}

If you don't use IOC, you can instantiate AoxeMongoClient directly.

PM> Install-Package Aoxe.Mongo.Client

var mongoClient = new AoxeMongoClient("mongodb://localhost:27017", "test");

Now we have a Model class like this:

public class TestModel
{
    public Guid Id { get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public int Age { get; set; }
}

And then we can use the mongo like a repository:

Add

mongoClient.Add(model);
mongoClient.AddRange(models);

await mongoClient.AddAsync(model);
await mongoClient.AddRangeAsync(models);

Delete

mongoClient.Delete(model);
mongoClient.DeleteMany<TestModel>(m => m.Id == model.Id);

await mongoClient.DeleteAsync(model);
await mongoClient.DeleteManyAsync<TestModel>(m => m.Id == model.Id);

Update

model.Name = "banana";
mongoClient.Update(model);
mongoClient.UpdateMany(() =>
    m => m.Id == model.Id,
    new TestModel
    {
        Age = 22,
        Name = "pear"
    })

await mongoClient.UpdateAsync(model);
await mongoClient.UpdateManyAsync(() =>
    m => m.Id == model.Id,
    new TestModel
    {
        Age = 22,
        Name = "pear"
    })

Query

var query = mongoClient.GetQueryable<TestModel>();
var result = query.FirstOrDefault(p => p.Name == "pear");
var result = query.Where(p => names.Contains(p.Name)).ToList();