So, let's say I have this code that works perfectly.
const { Database } = require("arangojs"); var db = new Database({ url: "http://localhost:8529" }); const database_name = "cool_database"; db.useBasicAuth("username", "password123"); db.listDatabases() .then(names => { if (names.indexOf(database_name) > -1) { db.useDatabase(database_name); db.get(); } else { db.createDatabase(database_name) .then(() => { db.useDatabase(database_name); db.collection("my-collection").create(); }); } }); const collection = db.collection("my-collection"); const getJobFromQueue = () => { return db.query({ query: "FOR el IN @@collection FILTER DATE_TIMESTAMP(el.email.sendAfter) < DATE_NOW() AND el.status != 'processed' AND el.status != 'failed' SORT el.email.sendAfter LIMIT 1 RETURN el", bindVars: { "@collection": "my-collection" } }) .then(cursor => cursor.all()); }
But I want to move the top code out to another file and just require db and collection, how do I make that work? Have been struggling to make it work for too long now.
const { db, collection } = require("./db"); const getJobFromQueue = () => { return db.query({ query: "FOR el IN @@collection FILTER DATE_TIMESTAMP(el.email.sendAfter) < DATE_NOW() AND el.status != 'processed' AND el.status != 'failed' SORT el.email.sendAfter LIMIT 1 RETURN el", bindVars: { "@collection": "my-collection" } }) .then(cursor => cursor.all()); }
just do exactly what you proposed. move the upper part of your code to db.js
and expose db
and collection
using exports
:
db.js:
const {
Database
} = require("arangojs");
var db = new Database({
url: "http://localhost:8529"
});
const database_name = "cool_database";
db.useBasicAuth("username", "password123");
db.listDatabases()
.then(names => {
if (names.indexOf(database_name) > -1) {
db.useDatabase(database_name);
db.get();
} else {
db.createDatabase(database_name)
.then(() => {
db.useDatabase(database_name);
db.collection("my-collection").create();
});
}
});
exports.collection = db.collection("my-collection");
exports.db = db;
index.js:
const {
db,
collection
} = require("./db");
const getJobFromQueue = () => {
return db.query({
query: "FOR el IN @@collection FILTER DATE_TIMESTAMP(el.email.sendAfter) < DATE_NOW() AND el.status != 'processed' AND el.status != 'failed' SORT el.email.sendAfter LIMIT 1 RETURN el",
bindVars: {
"@collection": "my-collection"
}
})
.then(cursor => cursor.all());
}
WARNING :
keep in mind, there is a potential race condition in your code. you may end up using db
and collection
, before they hat been initialized.
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