still maintained?

[twojcik]

Hi,
I like the lib, but not sure if it's still maintained?
How does mongo-model compare to https://github.com/alexeypetrushin/mongo-lite?

Cheers,
Tadek

[al6x]

Hi, I'm not decided it yet, it's an open question.

Right now in my own project I need:

• models that should be usable on both client and server and with multiple persistence providers (mongo + redis + REST).
• models should be simple and small.

So, I cut this project in half:

• part of mongodb-persistence logic goes into mongo-lite.
• model has been greatly simplified and goes into passive-model.

There's one problem though - the callbacks. Callbacks of model (before / after save / update / ...) is tightly coupled with persistence provider.
It's very hard to make it abstract (callbacks by itself is the most complicated part of model), so I discarded it it, passive-model doesn't have callbacks.

This issue prevents me from completely replacing mongo-model with mong-lite + passive-model.

So, current state:

• I'm fixing bugs in this repo.
• mongo-lite and passive-model - things I'm actively working on. mongo-lite seems to be ready for usage, `passive-model' needs some final polishing + docs. But they don't have callbacks , I had to sacrifice it to gain compatibility with multiple persistency providers and simplicity.

[twojcik]

@alexeyPetrushin thanks for detailed answer! Will look into mongo-lite and passive-model in that case !

[al6x]

Be prepared though that passive-model isn't finished, there are couple of things that should be done there.
I'll plan to do it in 2-3 weeks.