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Using mongodb for persistence #126

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leoncc opened this issue Dec 19, 2014 · 3 comments
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Using mongodb for persistence #126

leoncc opened this issue Dec 19, 2014 · 3 comments

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@leoncc
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leoncc commented Dec 19, 2014

Hi,

I was looking at this and other nodejs workflow packages and like what I see here (concepts etc.). Only problem is that it seems that you need a running Postgres or Redis server. How much work and what would be involved and how complicated do you think it would be to persist to mongodb?

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@kusor
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kusor commented Dec 19, 2014

I'm not very familiar with mongodb myself, but you will need to have a module like redis-backend, postgres-backend or moray-backend.

You can see the required methods for an eventual mongodb backed module into each one of these modules. That'll be all the work needed.

Complicated?, it depends on the experience with MongoDB of whoever writing the module, I assume.

@kaiserfro
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Surprised that no one has taken this one on over the last year. I happen to have something working. I basically took @kusor's pg backend unit tests and built up a new backend using Mongodb.

Its a little rough yet, but maybe I'll work on cleaning it up and creating a project for it.

@davewthompson
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@kaiserfro - did you ever release the MongDB backend? Thanks!

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