ZIO Bson

ZIO Bson is BSON library with tight ZIO integration.

Introduction

The goal of this project is to create the best all-round BSON library for Scala:

• Native BSON support to avoid intermediate JSON conversions and support BSON types.
• Future-Proof, prepared for Scala 3 and next-generation Java.
• Simple small codebase, concise documentation that covers everything.
• Helpful errors are readable by humans and machines.
• ZIO Integration so nothing more is required.

Installation

In order to use this library, we need to add the following lines in our build.sbt file:

libraryDependencies += "dev.zio" %% "zio-bson" % "1.0.7"
libraryDependencies += "dev.zio" %% "zio-bson-magnolia" % "1.0.7"

zio-schema support

zio-bson-magnolia projects provides typeclass derivation only for scala 2.13. You can use zio-schema-bson instead to get typeclass derivation on scala 2.12, 2.13 and 3.

Example

All the following code snippets assume that the following imports have been declared

import zio.bson._
import zio.bson.BsonBuilder._

Declaring codecs

Use DeriveBsonCodec.derive to get a codec for your case class or sealed trait:

import zio.bson.magnolia._

case class Banana(curvature: Double)

object Banana {
  implicit val codec: BsonCodec[Banana] = DeriveBsonCodec.derive
}

Converting to BsonValue

To use values in Filter of Update expressions you can convert them to BsonValue this way:

"str".toBsonValue

Banana(0.2).toBsonValue

import org.bson._

def method[T: BsonEncoder](value: T): BsonDocument = doc("key" -> value.toBsonValue)

Creating CodecProvider

To get CodecProvider for your BsonCodec use zioBsonCodecProvider:

val codecProvider = zioBsonCodecProvider[Banana]

Parsing BsonValue

In general CodecProvider should parse your case class without intermediate BsonValue representation. But you can parse BsonValue any way:

import BsonBuilder._

val bsonVal: BsonValue = doc("curvature" -> double(0.2))

bsonVal.as[Banana]

Errors

Bad BSON will produce an error with path and contextual information

scala> doc("curvature" -> Array[Byte](1, 2, 3).toBsonValue).as[Banana]
val res: Either[String,Banana] = Left(.curvature: Expected BSON type Double, but got BINARY.)

Configuration

You can configure typeclass derivation with annotations.

import zio.bson._
import zio.bson.BsonBuilder._
import zio.bson.magnolia._

sealed trait Fruit

object Fruit {
  case class Banana(curvature: Double) extends Fruit
  case class Apple(poison: Boolean) extends Fruit
  
  implicit val codec: BsonCodec[Fruit] = DeriveBsonCodec.derive
}

val bsonFruit = doc( "Banana" -> doc( "curvature" -> double(0.5) ))

bsonFruit.as[Fruit]
//Right(Banana(0.5))

@bsonDiscriminator("$type")
sealed trait FruitConfigured

object FruitConfigured {
  case class Banana(curvature: Double) extends FruitConfigured
  @bsonHint("custom_type_name")
  case class Apple(@bsonField("is_poisoned") poison: Boolean) extends FruitConfigured

  implicit val codec: BsonCodec[FruitConfigured] = DeriveBsonCodec.derive
}

val bsonFruitConfigured = doc(
  "$type" -> str("custom_type_name"),
  "is_poisoned" -> bool(true)
)

bsonFruitConfigured.as[FruitConfigured]
//Right(Apple(true))

Documentation

Learn more on the ZIO Bson homepage!

Contributing

For the general guidelines, see ZIO contributor's guide.

TL;DR

Before you submit a PR, make sure your tests are passing, and that the code is properly formatted

sbt prepare

sbt test

Code of Conduct

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