aoi.MongoDB

A Mongo DB connecting package for AoiJS without conflicting with AoiDB!

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Table Of Contents

• Installation
• Index Setup
• Variables File
• Functions
  • AOI Based
  • Specific to this package
    • $mongoArray
    • $mongoPing
    • $deleteUserVar
    • $deleteGuildVar
    • $deleteMessageVar
    • $deleteChannelVar
    • $deleteGlobalUserVar
• Discord JS Usage

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Installation

npm install github:NanotechPikachu/aoi.mongodb

Index Setup

const aoimongo = require("aoi.mongodb");
const { AoiClient } = require("aoi.js");

// AOI setup
const client = new AoiClient({
    token: "DISCORD BOT TOKEN",
    prefix: "DISCORD BOT PREFIX",
    intents: ["MessageContent", "Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
    events: ["onMessage", "onInteractionCreate"],
    database: {
        type: "aoi.db",
        db: require("@akarui/aoi.db"),
        dbType: "KeyValue",
        tables: ["main"],
        securityKey: "a-32-characters-long-string-here"
    }
});

client.loadCommands("./commands/", true);

// aoi.MongoDB setup
aoimongo.setup({
    client: client,
    mongoURL: "MONGO URL", // Like - "mongodb+srv://..."
    variables: require("Path to Variable File") // You MUST initialize a file with variables and require() it here. Like - require("./var.js") if var.js is the variables file name
});

Variables File

module.exports = {
    num: 0, // Number
    ar: [], // Array
    ob: {}, // Object
    st: "Hola!", // String
    boo: true // Boolean
}

Warning

Without the variables file, you cannot use functions nor the app(bot) will work.

Note

It is also essential to make(initialize) the variable in this file before accessing it; the same as AoiDB. Provided, it must not be the same file AKA this file and the AoiDB variables file are different.

Functions

aoi.MongoDB	AoiDB	Usage
$getMVar	$getVar	$getMVar[varname]
$getGlobalUserMVar	$getGlobalUserVar	$getGlobalUserMVar[varname;userId?]
$getGuildMVar	$getGuildVar	$getGuildMVar[varname;guildId?]
$getMessageMVar	$getMessageVar	$getMessageMVar[varname;messageId?]
$getUserMVar	$getUserVar	$getUserMVar[varname;userId?;guildId?]
$getChannelMVar	$getChannelVar	$getChannelMVar[varname;channelId?]
$setMVar	$setVar	$setMVar[varname;value]
$setGlobalUserMVar	$setGlobalUserVar	$setGlobalUserMVar[varname;value;userId?]
$setGuildMVar	$setGuildVar	$setGuildMVar[varname;value;guildId?]
$setMessageMVar	$setMessageVar	$setMessageMVar[varname;value;messageId?]
$setUserMVar	$setUserVar	$setUserMVar[varname;value;userId?;guildId?]
$setChannelMVar	$setChannelVar	$setChannelMVar[varname;value;channelId?]

Add-on Functions

$mongoArray

A function for performing Array functions "push" and "pull".

Syntax: $mongoArray[varname;value;action;varType;id?]

• action - push / pull

• varType - user / globaluser / guild / global / message / channel

• id - default null(or depending on varType default will be auto added). If you want to use vars which has 2 params like user(which supports guildId and userId) use like - if "user" -> userId:guildId

$mongoPing

A function which returns the latency of mongo DB in ms.

Syntax: $mongoPing

$deleteUserVar

This function works primarily like a reset function which will erase the data from MongoDB.

Syntax: $deleteUserVar[varname;userId?;guildId?;returnCount?]

• userId - The User ID whose var should be reset. You can also pass "all" to reset all users var in a specific guild. (Default - Author ID)

• guildId - ID of the guild where user is in to reset. (Default - User's Guild ID)

• returnCount - If you wish to return the number of users var that it has reset, enable it by passing "true". Only when passing "all" in userId will it return a number more than 1. Normally, it returns 1 or 0 (if there is no data of that particular user in Mongo DB). (Default - false)

$deleteGuildVar

This function works primarily like a reset function which will erase the data from MongoDB.

Syntax: $deleteGuildVar[varname;guildId?;returnCount?]

• guildId - ID of the guild to reset. You can also pass "all" to reset all users var in a specific guild. (Default - The current Guild ID)

• returnCount - If you wish to return the number of guilds var that it has reset, enable it by passing "true". Only when passing "all" in guildId will it return a number more than 1. Normally, it returns 1 or 0 (if there is no data of that particular guild in Mongo DB). (Default - false)

$deleteMessageVar

This function works primarily like a reset function which will erase the data from MongoDB.

Syntax: $deleteMessageVar[varname;messageId?;returnCount?]

• messageId - ID of the message to reset. You can also pass "all" to reset all messages var. (Default - The current Message ID)

• returnCount - If you wish to return the number of messages var that it has reset, enable it by passing "true". Only when passing "all" in messageId will it return a number more than 1. Normally, it returns 1 or 0 (if there is no data of that particular guild in Mongo DB). (Default - false)

$deleteChannelVar

This function works primarily like a reset function which will erase the data from MongoDB.

Syntax: $deleteChannelVar[varname;channelId?;returnCount?]

• channelId - ID of the channel to reset. You can also pass "all" to reset all channels var. (Default - The current Channel ID)

• returnCount - If you wish to return the number of channels var that it has reset, enable it by passing "true". Only when passing "all" in channelId will it return a number more than 1. Normally, it returns 1 or 0 (if there is no data of that particular guild in Mongo DB). (Default - false)

$deleteGlobalUserVar

This function works primarily like a reset function which will erase the data from MongoDB.

Syntax: $deleteGlobalUserVar[varname;userId?;returnCount?]

• userId - ID of the user to reset. You can also pass "all" to reset all users var. (Default - The current Message ID)

• returnCount - If you wish to return the number of users var that it has reset, enable it by passing "true". Only when passing "all" in userId will it return a number more than 1. Normally, it returns 1 or 0 (if there is no data of that particular guild in Mongo DB). (Default - false)

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Note

Basically, the difference is that you have to add an "M" before the "Var" in the function name(AOI-Based) and Walah! you can use AoiDB as well as, Mongo DB in your app!

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DiscordJS Usage

This package also has JavaScript functions which can be used with $djsEval which you are evaling DJS / JS in aoi or not.

Note

This section can only be used in JS evaling. But, can be used with non aoi packages too!

Functions

• getUserVar()
• getGlobalUserVar()
• getGuildVar()
• getChannelVar()
• getMessageVar()
• getGlobalVar()
• setUserVar()
• setGlobalUserVar()
• setGuildVar()
• setChannelVar()
• setMessageVar()
• setGlobalVar()

In order to use the above function, import it in the JS medium like:

const { functionName } = require('aoi.mongodb/func'); // 'func' is the path where these functions are made