replace Promises with Observables about nestjs-typegoose HOT 1 OPEN

No one wants Promises,

Please speak for yourself. I want promises, where they make sense and that is in 99% of TypeScript/ JavaScript code being written. They are an integral part of Node/ JavaScript to make use of JavaScript's event loop in order to stop code from blocking processing.

it all came from functional javascripter's non fluent in Object Oriented modeling and closure camp's and I have seen whole companies bit the dust and go chapt 11 from their widespread impact of chaos async threads and inability to get any of it under control

Not using Promises in TypeScript/JavaScript won't make the code more object oriented. There is no such thing as "async threads" in JavaScript. In fact, Promises or async/ await code is exactly what makes JavaScript so simple to use. Much better than the old days where there were only callbacks.

instead of hardwiring everything onto promises and async/await.

Nothing is hardwired. It's how JavaScript works. Offering Observables is not going to make any JavaScript code more efficient or better.

Let's also take a step back. Observables are part of event management. i.e. certain objects can listen or produce events via working with observables. It's called reactive programming. It is a different paradigm than OOP, whereas OOP can make use of reactivity. What you are asking for is reactive features to Mongoose, which Mongoose itself doesn't support (maybe, more below). Remember, this package (nestjs-typegoose) is a wrapper to get Typegoose working in NestJS and Typegoose is a wrapper for Mongoose. If anything, you should be asking the Mongoose team for this change. And, I'll bet they'll basically ignore it.

Btw, there is a "bit" of reactive programming in Mongoose with "watching".

https://mongoosejs.com/docs/api.html#connection_Connection-watch
https://mongoosejs.com/docs/api.html#model_Model.watch

Or with their hooks system within Middleware:

https://mongoosejs.com/docs/middleware.html

Your ask here is incorrectly placed as mentioned above. And, also instead of thinking you know the solution is to work with Observables, you might want to go to a place like StackOverflow/ StackExchange and present your current challenge and hopefully get people with a lot of knowledge to reply. I'll bet you a beer, they don't end up with saying some package will need to change and offer Observables to solve your problem.

Scott

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