Stores
Stores are a database agnostic way to persist data in your skill. Thare have a simple intreface that handles CRUD operations.
createOne(...): Create a new record in the store.crate(...): Create many records in the store.updateOne(...): Update a record in the store.update(...): Update many records in the store.deleteOne(...): Delete a record in the store.delete(...): Delete many records in the store.findOne(...): Find a record in the store.find(...): Find many records in the store.scramble(...): Scramble a record in the store.
Current Adapters
Currently, the Spruce Platform has 3 adapters for Stores:
- NeDb: For testing and development purposes.
- MongoDb: The default adapter for production.
- Postgres: Can be enabled for production and/or tests.
Stores in Development
During development, by default, the Stores layer will utilize a MongoDb in memory store called NeDb. While this database is no longer supported, it provides enough functionality to work for testing and development purposes.
Seeding Data
When you are in development, you may want to seed your store with data so you can test against it. Luckily, that’s a pretty easy thing to do! Let’s walk through it!
For this scenario, we’re going to ensure that our listener returns the expected results from the Database. We’ll start with some listener tests that have already been created.
Test 1: Add the @seed(...) decorator
import { AbstractSpruceFixtureTest } from '@sprucelabs/spruce-test-fixtures'
import { test } from '@sprucelabs/test-utils'
import { crudAssert } from '@sprucelabs/spruce-crud-utils'
export default class RootSkillViewTest extends AbstractSpruceFixtureTest {
@test()
protected static async rendersMaster() {
const vc = this.views.Controller('eightbitstories.root', {})
crudAssert.skillViewRendersMasterView(]vc)
}
}
