public void Find_UsingRegex()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
entityStore.Insert(new Person {
Name = "Daniel", Age = 29
});
entityStore.Insert(new Person {
Name = "Daniel1", Age = 45
});
entityStore.Insert(new Person {
Name = "Daniel1", Age = 55
});
entityStore.Insert(new Person {
Name = "Daniel2", Age = 65
});
entityStore.Insert(new Person {
Name = "Sue", Age = 20
});
var refetched = entityStore.FindOne <Person>(new { Age = 45, Name = new SimoRegex("^Dan.*1") });
Assert.AreEqual(45, refetched.Age);
Assert.AreEqual("Daniel1", refetched.Name);
}
}
public void ParentChildReference_CustomId_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//This time we use anonymous type and custom Id's (Guids).
var parent = new { _id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = "Daniel" };
var fatherReference = entityStore.Reference("Parent", parent._id);
var child = new { _id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = "Isabell", FatherReference = fatherReference };
//You could of course have created the reference manually, but then you loose the
//use of the pluralizer, and have to role-this on your own.
//new SimoReference<Guid> { CollectionName = "Parents", Id = parent._id };
entityStore.Insert("Parent", parent);
entityStore.Insert("Child", child);
var refetchedChild = entityStore.FindOneInfered(child, entityName: "Child", selector: new { child._id });
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.Id, refetchedChild.FatherReference.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.CollectionName, refetchedChild.FatherReference.CollectionName);
}
}
public void ParentChildReference_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//The parent generates a new _id when created.
//That _id is then used in the reference which is attached to the child.
//After that, you just store the items.
var parent = new Parent {
Name = "Daniel"
};
var fatherReference = entityStore.Reference <Parent>(parent._id);
var child = new Child {
Name = "Isabell", FatherReference = fatherReference
};
//You could of course have created the reference manually, but then you loose the
//use of the pluralizer, and have to role-this on your own.
//new SimoReference { CollectionName = "Parents", Id = parent._id };
entityStore.Insert(parent);
entityStore.Insert(child);
var refetchedChild = entityStore.FindOne <Child>(new { child._id });
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.Id, refetchedChild.FatherReference.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.CollectionName, refetchedChild.FatherReference.CollectionName);
}
}
public void Insert_Example()
{
//The hierarchy in MongoDB is:
//- Db
// - Collection
// - Document
//By using EntityStore this is somewhat abstracted away.
//You do need a connection to create a session
//The creating of Connections and Session is something you most likely
//will put in a IoC-container or factory or something.
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//If you are dealing with typed documents (e.g. Person)
//you can use the generic API.
//Then the name of the collection is the name of the
//type, but pluralized.
//If you don't want pluralization, call
//session.SimoPluralizer.Disable(), or
//replace the implementation of the
//SimoIoC.Instance.PluralizerResolver
var person = new Person {
Name = "Daniel", Age = 29
};
entityStore.Insert(person);
//If you are using non-typed documents you have to pass
//the entityname string to the method you are using.
var anonymousPerson = new { Name = "Daniel" };
entityStore.Insert("Person", anonymousPerson);
//So the EntityStore only allows for an abstraction
//over the Db, Collection and Document hierarchy
//and you can of course access these to.
var db = session[DbName];
var persons = db["Person"];
persons.Insert(anonymousPerson);
//The EntityStore also holds the Database that it wraps.
//Of course you can obtain a collection using generics against the
//database.
var persons2 = entityStore.Database.GetCollection <Person>();
persons2.Insert(person);
var numOfStoredDocuments = entityStore.Count <Person>();
Assert.AreEqual(4, numOfStoredDocuments);
}
}
public void Find_UsingRegex()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
entityStore.Insert(new Person { Name = "Daniel", Age = 29 });
entityStore.Insert(new Person { Name = "Daniel1", Age = 45 });
entityStore.Insert(new Person { Name = "Daniel1", Age = 55 });
entityStore.Insert(new Person { Name = "Daniel2", Age = 65 });
entityStore.Insert(new Person { Name = "Sue", Age = 20 });
var refetched = entityStore.FindOne<Person>(new { Age = 45, Name = new SimoRegex("^Dan.*1") });
Assert.AreEqual(45, refetched.Age);
Assert.AreEqual("Daniel1", refetched.Name);
}
}
public void DisablePluralizer_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
//Just call Disable on the Pluralizer
//When you want to enable it again, call
//Enable().
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
entityStore.Session.Pluralizer.Disable();
var person = new Person { Name = "Daniel" };
entityStore.Insert(person);
var refetched = entityStore.Database["Person"].FindOne<Person>(new { person.Name });
Assert.IsNotNull(refetched);
}
}
public void DisablePluralizer_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
//Just call Disable on the Pluralizer
//When you want to enable it again, call
//Enable().
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
entityStore.Session.Pluralizer.Disable();
var person = new Person {
Name = "Daniel"
};
entityStore.Insert(person);
var refetched = entityStore.Database["Person"].FindOne <Person>(new { person.Name });
Assert.IsNotNull(refetched);
}
}
public void Insert_Example()
{
//The hierarchy in MongoDB is:
//- Db
// - Collection
// - Document
//By using EntityStore this is somewhat abstracted away.
//You do need a connection to create a session
//The creating of Connections and Session is something you most likely
//will put in a IoC-container or factory or something.
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//If you are dealing with typed documents (e.g. Person)
//you can use the generic API.
//Then the name of the collection is the name of the
//type, but pluralized.
//If you don't want pluralization, call
//session.SimoPluralizer.Disable(), or
//replace the implementation of the
//SimoIoC.Instance.PluralizerResolver
var person = new Person { Name = "Daniel", Age = 29 };
entityStore.Insert(person);
//If you are using non-typed documents you have to pass
//the entityname string to the method you are using.
var anonymousPerson = new { Name = "Daniel" };
entityStore.Insert("Person", anonymousPerson);
//So the EntityStore only allows for an abstraction
//over the Db, Collection and Document hierarchy
//and you can of course access these to.
var db = session[DbName];
var persons = db["Person"];
persons.Insert(anonymousPerson);
//The EntityStore also holds the Database that it wraps.
//Of course you can obtain a collection using generics against the
//database.
var persons2 = entityStore.Database.GetCollection<Person>();
persons2.Insert(person);
var numOfStoredDocuments = entityStore.Count<Person>();
Assert.AreEqual(4, numOfStoredDocuments);
}
}
public void ParentChildReference_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//The parent generates a new _id when created.
//That _id is then used in the reference which is attached to the child.
//After that, you just store the items.
var parent = new Parent { Name = "Daniel" };
var fatherReference = entityStore.Reference<Parent>(parent._id);
var child = new Child { Name = "Isabell", FatherReference = fatherReference };
//You could of course have created the reference manually, but then you loose the
//use of the pluralizer, and have to role-this on your own.
//new SimoReference { CollectionName = "Parents", Id = parent._id };
entityStore.Insert(parent);
entityStore.Insert(child);
var refetchedChild = entityStore.FindOne<Child>(new { child._id });
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.Id, refetchedChild.FatherReference.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.CollectionName, refetchedChild.FatherReference.CollectionName);
}
}
public void ParentChildReference_CustomId_Example()
{
var cn = TestHelper.CreateConnection();
using (var session = new SimoSession(cn))
{
var entityStore = new SimoEntityStore(session, DbName);
//This time we use anonymous type and custom Id's (Guids).
var parent = new { _id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = "Daniel" };
var fatherReference = entityStore.Reference("Parent", parent._id);
var child = new { _id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = "Isabell", FatherReference = fatherReference };
//You could of course have created the reference manually, but then you loose the
//use of the pluralizer, and have to role-this on your own.
//new SimoReference<Guid> { CollectionName = "Parents", Id = parent._id };
entityStore.Insert("Parent", parent);
entityStore.Insert("Child", child);
var refetchedChild = entityStore.FindOneInfered(child, entityName: "Child", selector: new { child._id });
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.Id, refetchedChild.FatherReference.Id);
Assert.AreEqual(fatherReference.CollectionName, refetchedChild.FatherReference.CollectionName);
}
}
