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mongoose/mongodb template?

Open ralyodio opened this issue 12 years ago • 12 comments

Would it be possible to add support for a simple mongoose/mongodb setup?

ralyodio avatar Sep 14 '11 20:09 ralyodio

@chovy are you still interested in this feature? I am debating if I should add it in version2. I have the code pretty much written, but the issue is how to make it easy for people to get a mongo db setup. The goal for this project has always been to have everything work after the initial script is run. Setting up a mongo install might complicate things and be a barrier for new users.

robrighter avatar Dec 30 '11 16:12 robrighter

Personally, I think it would be beneficial. What good is an app without a database instance? :-D

ralyodio avatar Jan 03 '12 23:01 ralyodio

woops, I closed this thread on accident.

ralyodio avatar Jan 03 '12 23:01 ralyodio

+1 mongodb template

kristoferjoseph avatar Jan 04 '12 03:01 kristoferjoseph

+1 for me, too

crawfordcomeaux avatar Jan 28 '12 02:01 crawfordcomeaux

+1

mrjcleaver avatar Feb 25 '12 12:02 mrjcleaver

+1 for me too

dgoujard avatar Mar 10 '12 12:03 dgoujard

  • 1 Ditto

malachaifrazier avatar Apr 20 '12 17:04 malachaifrazier

+1

cyrilic avatar Jun 29 '12 19:06 cyrilic

I disagree, this locks you into one database type (what if you want couchdb, or need mysql for legacy?)

there are some cases you don't want a database instance, I started using expressling and found dependence on mongo to be an obstacle, and not an easy one to remove either as its integrated quite tightly.

The reason i'm now going to use node boilerplate is exactly because it doesn't have a db tie in.

Perhaps have db support in a seperate branch, one for mongo, then poss one for redis/couch/mysqll etc?

davidmarkclements avatar Jul 03 '12 21:07 davidmarkclements

once i fix up expressling you can use it http://expressling.com

niftylettuce avatar Jul 04 '12 03:07 niftylettuce

Does anyone have a fork set to use mongodb to try out? Err, I guess robrighter might. I'd be interested in checking it out, even if it was just in a branch or fork of this repo.

tchalvak avatar Dec 18 '12 15:12 tchalvak