Multi schema

[pineli]

Multi schema

[dmitry-ilin]

Hello!

I've tested your code.

Firstly - you don't need to initialize mongoose-pureautoinc twice on the same mongoose connection. If you remove second initialization in your first example everything must be alright.

Secondly - if you call initialization with second parameter you overriding previous settings of plugin. It serves for your own counter collection name only but not for different counters.

There is an example of using plugin with two different models.

var dbName      = 'test',
    mongoose    = require('mongoose'),
    Schema      = mongoose.Schema,
    db          = mongoose.createConnection('127.0.0.1', dbName),
    pureautoinc = require('mongoose-pureautoinc');

pureautoinc.init(db);


// Declaration of schemas and models
var schemaPerson = new Schema({
    name:    String,
    address: String
});

schemaPerson.plugin(pureautoinc.plugin, {
    model: 'Person',
    field: 'filingNumber',
    start: 100
});

var Person = db.model('Person', schemaPerson);


var schemaStreet = new Schema({
    title: String
});

schemaStreet.plugin(pureautoinc.plugin, {
    model: 'Street',
    field: 'filingNumber',
    start: 100
});

var Street = db.model('Street', schemaStreet);



// Using of models
var person = new Person({
    name:    'Rocky Balboa',
    address: '1818 Tusculum st, Philadelphia, PA 19134'
});

person.save(function (err, res) {

    console.log('New person added:');
    console.log(res);
});


var street = new Street({
    title: 'Tusculum'
});

street.save(function (err, res) {

    console.log('New street added:');
    console.log(res);
});

[pineli]

It worked!
I thought wrong because I'm using a file for each model but now is Ok
thanks for the reply ...
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Pineli