#####Certain constraints:

• this module currently exports two things: 1) a config function that takes a database uri, environment object, and a fn to be called once the models have been registered; 2) the models

require('@myfintech/myfinmodels').initialize(dbUri, {env: 'env'}, function(models){
  console.log('models', models)
})


//// in another file

var ModularMongooseModels = require('@myfintech/myfinmodels').models;

Deployment

If you are having trouble getting @myfintech/myfinmodels installed on heroku follow the instructions here and DON'T PANIC

Encryption

We encrypt all personally identifiable props on the user model. This means firstName, lastName, email, phoneNumber, and zipCode. The values are encrypted on set and decrypted on get. Wo you wont have you worry about decrypting when running a User.find({}).

However, if you need to query by any encrypted fields, you must first encrypt the values that you are querying for.

User.find({phoneNumber: "+19175194215"}) == needs to be ==> User.find({phoneNumber: encrypt("+19175194215")})

the models export an encryption module that can encrypt or decrypt any value for example

var ModularMongooseModels = require('@myfintech/myfinmodels').models;
var ModularMongooseModels = require('@myfintech/myfinmodels').models;
var encrypt = ModularMongooseModels.encryption.encrypt;

User.find({phoneNumber: encrypt("+19175194215")})
.then(function(user){
  console.log("an unencrypted user found by that users phonenumber which was encrypted on disk", user);
})