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mongoose localized schema
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mongoose = require("mongoose") | |
Schema = mongoose.Schema | |
languages = ['de', 'en', 'es'] | |
defaultLanguage = 'de' | |
getLanguage = () -> | |
return 'de' | |
class MultilingualSchema extends Schema | |
multilingualValues: [] | |
constructor: (obj, options) -> | |
#console.log(obj, options) | |
for key, value of obj | |
# check if we have a multilingual property | |
if 'i18n' of value and value['i18n'] is true | |
delete value['i18n'] | |
@multilingualValues.push key | |
struct = {} | |
for lang in languages | |
# make nested language struct | |
struct[lang] = value | |
# we only need to require one value per language - default language | |
if (lang is defaultLanguage) is false and 'required' of value and value['required'] is true | |
delete struct[lang]['required'] | |
# saving the new multilingual structures | |
obj[key] = struct | |
super(obj, options) | |
for key in @multilingualValues | |
# setting virtual methods for shorthand getters and setters | |
v = "#{key}.i18n" | |
@virtual(v).get () -> | |
return @[key][getLanguage()] | |
@virtual(v).set (value) -> | |
return @[key][getLanguage()] = value | |
db = mongoose.createConnection("localhost", "test") | |
schema = new MultilingualSchema( | |
name: | |
i18n: true | |
type: String | |
trim: true | |
required: true | |
) | |
Dummy = db.model("Dummy", schema) | |
d = new Dummy() | |
d.name.de = "sepp" | |
d.name.en = "joseph" | |
d.name.es = "jose" | |
d.save (err) -> | |
if err | |
return console.log(err) | |
d.name.i18n = 'sepp_1' | |
d.save (err) -> | |
if err | |
return console.log err | |
console.log d.name.i18n | |
console.log d.name.en | |
console.log d.name.es |
here's an alternative approach that conforms better with mongoose way of building plugins - https://gist.github.com/viczam/3306456d3c63e2c21f1d
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Hello @hetsch, I stumbled over this gist in google looking for ideas how to implement localized fields in mongoose. Have you eventually used this approach here?
If yes, how do you handling the getLanguage() in a real app when the user's locale is coming from the request?
thanks
Reto