timb-103 / nuxt-mongodb

A simple way to use mongoDB in your Nuxt 3 project.

Hi there 👋

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I'm the founder & developer of Pallyy which I've been working on for the last 3.5 years. Pallyy started as a side project but has now grown to a point it's my day job, and main focus.

I manage a few other small SaaS platforms, and constantly work on building new and exciting things. I love working with NuxtJS & MongoDB for all my new projects. Here's a list of what I'm working on now:

• Pallyy, a social media management platform
• Thread Creator, a Twitter scheduling tool

Plus some of my favourite open source projects:

• nuxt-emoji
• nuxt-modal
• nuxt-mongodb
• nuxt-rate-limit

You can find me on X, or via email [email protected].

nuxt-mongodb's Issues

Integrate with unstorage

See https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/directory-structure/server#server-storage

Unstorage already provides support for MongoDB. Having a module specifically for it is okay as it can expand the API and DX, making it more user-friendly.

But re-implementing the core feature may be a waste of effort.

I'd suggest keeping the API the same but use unstorage.

Proposal to add log colorization feature

It can be quite challenging to quickly identify and differentiate different types of logs produced by the nuxt-mongodb module. To fix this, I propose the implementation of a log colorization feature.

Feature request:

1. Connecting Logs (Blue) : Logs related to establishing connections or initiating processes can be displayed in a blue color.

2. Connected Logs (Green): Logs indicating successful connections can be displayed in a green color.

3. Error Logs (Red) : Logs indicating errors can be displayed in a red color.