Converts MongoDB duplicate key errors (error code 11000) into Mongoose ValidationError instances. This plugin leverages Mongoose's error handling middleware introduced in Mongoose 4.5. It is an unmaintained, early-stage plugin with limited functionality—only duplicate key errors are transformed. The current version 0.0.2 is stable but minimal, with no recent updates. Compared to alternatives like mongoose-unique-validator, this plugin integrates as a Mongoose plugin but lacks active development and broader error coverage.
npm install mongoose-mongodb-errorsNo compatibility data collected yet for this library.
Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Connects to MongoDB, defines a User schema with a unique username, applies the plugin, and demonstrates catching a duplicate key error as a Mongoose ValidationError.
Handle other error types manually or look for alternative plugins.
Consider using mongoose-unique-validator or mongoose's built-in unique error handling.
Update Mongoose to version 4.5 or newer.
Apply the plugin globally via mongoose.plugin() before defining schemas, or on each schema before model compilation.
Use require('mongoose-mongodb-errors') correctly: const mongodbErrorHandler = require('mongoose-mongodb-errors');Upgrade Mongoose to version 4.5 or later with npm install mongoose@latest
Use dynamic import: const mongodbErrorHandler = await import('mongoose-mongodb-errors'); or convert your project to CommonJS.